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    Unforgettable Moments...

    I couldn't help but reflect on some unforgettable moments in a young man's life today. His first day of school, his first fight, first kiss, first time driving, first date, his marriage...his first time experiencing cavitation in a 401...(the other events were much more fun.) Started Friday...
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    ignition ? on model 50

    Setup is normal 12 VDC positive ground with 6 volt coil. engine stopped, points closed, ignition switch on, I measure -4.3 VDC on coil primary minus input. Seems it should be closer to 6 VDC. I haven"t measured the ignition resistor. Engine running, about -9 VDC on coil primary minus input...
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    orc

    Hi Guys. I posted a message this morning about taking off an over riding clutch, I took the roll pin out I have used penertrating oil, I have beat on the shaft with a block of wood but cannot get it to move, do you have any more suggestions any help would be appreciated. ken
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    To Free a Stuck Engine

    I'm going to run this by you to see what you think. We all know one of the best selling points of an old worn out tractor is is "Don' run, But it's not Stuck" A stuck engine can be very difficult to deal with. You can't remove the crank because you need to rotate the engine to do so. I just...
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    230 farmall

    Does anyone have picture of a restored 230.
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    Sidewinder mower info

    My uncle has a Sidewinder mower and he is needing a parts and or service book for it, that shows a parts diagram. Thanks for any help.
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    John Deere Spoker D

    I have a 1925 D with the 6 1/2 bore. The block is bored .45 over. What should the ring gap be? And also what should the piston tolerance to the cylinder wall be? Thanks can call if needed. 517 610 1282 Ben
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    Got started disking

    I plowed 4 acres last nite after work in SW PA. Too early to plant, but nice to get started. DIsks easier after 2-3 rains, also.
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    New Holland 276 baler tires

    The tire on the left supports a lot of weight, especially if you have a thrower. You should be ok with a heavy truck tire, just find a comparable size.
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    300 Utility

    17 gallons sounds like a lot for a utilty. Maybe a farmall. Our utility won"t hold 2 5 gallon cans unless its run out of gas. Goes a long way on a tank, though.
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    IH 2pt plow

    We pull a 4-14" with a 756. 6 suitcase wieghts balance it out nicely.
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    18 2 way Plows

    How much HP should it take to pull an 18" 3 bottom plow. I bought a 2-way oliver at an auction and put it on my CIH 585. It had to really hustle to pull it in 2nd gear. So i moved up to my dad's Farmall 706. It pulled it better, but wouldnt pull it in 3rd gear. For comparison, the 706 pulls a 4...
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