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  1. Loosehandle

    What was your longest tractor ride?

    30 miles home from an auction, late model JD B so it was slow. Dad and I took turns driving the tractor and waiting in the Chevy nova.
  2. Loosehandle

    New Hand Held Welder

    I'm guessing it 120v ? If so 3/16 will be a cold weld.
  3. Loosehandle

    Story and a Question

    Miracle the injection pump worked
  4. Loosehandle

    Just picked up a Stihl pole saw---looking for operator tips

    I made a nice bracket to hang mine in the shed.
  5. Loosehandle

    1948 John Deere A Starter

    Try tapping the pedal part way a few times before stomping it all the way and sending the juice.
  6. Loosehandle

    John Deere A Radiator

    In my experience its false economics to try and use a used radiator, a new core and struggling with the little bolts is the way to go.
  7. Loosehandle

    John Deere 50 Rear Wheel adjustment

    Are you already using the outer rim bevel?
  8. Loosehandle

    Wagon running gear.

    I think its Wards
  9. Loosehandle

    Is it plumb or is it level

    Similar to calling a engine a motor.
  10. Loosehandle

    What is this tool?

    Yeah I'd say concrete blocks, missing some parts that could have been wood.
  11. Loosehandle

    Tried Something New

    Used cat litter sprinkled around the perimeter helps some with critters
  12. Loosehandle

    Model B Engine Questions

    If you have the JD parts # you can do a internet search for bearings. You might be better off looking for a parts tractor.
  13. Loosehandle

    JD 212 pto belt idler- GONE????

    There is no spring on the variator for wheel drive, but there is a spring loaded tensioner on the second belt back.
  14. Loosehandle

    Model B Engine Questions

    That main bearing is down to the copper and has had it, the crankshaft looks bad for sure. The seal system will probably be overwhelmed with oil in any case.
  15. Loosehandle

    Jd 70 diesel batteries question

    Nope don't use 12 volt you'll fry the coils, just one 6 volt.
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