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  1. M

    Passed again

    I saw the gas V 10 and it went over my head. Had diesel on the brain. So if that is the gas price -big ouch! Our gas is around $4. Mark.
  2. M

    Passed again

    I sure hope the profits exceed the upfront costs!! LOL!! That diesel sure is high- here in Kentucky we're around $5. Mark
  3. M

    The Farm. Haying and Cattle Thread

    I think I saw something like that before. Make sure your engine mounts are not loose, worn or sagging. Did this happen after hitting a bump, or crossing a ditch? Mark.
  4. M

    old tractors need help fixing

    I have to say if you are worried about the cost, well, remember, these old tractors really are not worth the money spent on them, except maybe to you. Finding someone can be a challenge, which is why most work on them themselves and come here for advice. Some people would just as soon work on...
  5. M

    Done planting corn last week

    A place in Sharonville, Ohio, not that far from you, should be able to make that line, while you wait. It is called Ohio Hydraulics; you can google them. Take the old line with you. Mark.
  6. M

    Poison Hemlock

    Like Here in Ky it grows tall like that too, out in full sun. Mark.
  7. M

    Trouble setting timing on D329 international

    What Jim and Red have said is spot on. I have had a few of these pumps off too, and they gave good info. One thing though, since you have rotated the engine, is it still on #1TDC, or maybe you need to pull the valve cover to verify? Normally, you set the crank at 16*(or the what ever the spec...
  8. M

    Poison Hemlock

    I found a few, 3-4, plants in a shady area where my cows liked to lay around. A few short stems had been eaten, and I noticed one of the older cows not acting right-no enthusiasm for grain, and just basically lethargic. I think she may have just munched on it instead of going out from under the...
  9. M

    Poison Hemlock

    I live in northern Kentucky. Poison hemlock has spread like crazy here, too. A few years back, it was here and there, just a few plants. It spreads by seed, and each plant has 30,000 or 100,000 seeds, I forget which. It thrives anywhere there is bare dirt. If you broadcast spray 24d early in the...
  10. M

    Some starting help needed.

    That spark is a bad connection. No power is getting to the starter. Mark.
  11. M

    What Is The Best GAS Utility Tractor From The 1970’s - In 2026 ???

    I figured there be a lot of opinions-but unless you have to start it in cold weather a lot, or just want a gas engine, I would lean toward diesel-very hard actually. That being said, I would likely choose a 474-485, 574-585 IH/CIH, or a Ford/New Holland 3000-4000 series. Just very common good...
  12. M

    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    It could be-I do not remember if it was an 84 or a 74 series anymore-just seems like the hand pump was different-I thinking I was robbing Peter to fix Paul. Mark.
  13. M

    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    After thinking about this, I dimly remember that 'maybe' there were 2 different hand pumps on these tractors. Seems I remember changing one and that was the scenario-lines did not match up. Mark.
  14. M

    Literature---New Holland Hay Mowers, Conditioners and Hay Rake Brochures

    After looking at the ad pics, I have to say, it is a horse of a different color. Did it work well? Was it reliable? Mark.
  15. M

    Literature---New Holland Hay Mowers, Conditioners and Hay Rake Brochures

    Was it like the one Craig found the literature for? I never saw one either. Mark
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