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    CFL Bulbs

    Cheap light sensors tend to oscillate between on and off when they first turn on or when they turn off. This will fry any fluorescent lamp quickly. A higher quality sensor with some hysteresis (the turn on and turn off trip points are separated by some amount of light) will fix the problem...
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    4320 electrical probelems

    Don't completely discount the batteries. I had a set in a 4020 that drove me crazy at about the same age as your batteries. Also, it only takes one bad battery to drain the other, especially if it's a 12V system. There's not much in the way of electrical on a 20-series. Get a cheap ammeter...
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    Post below say Kerosene costs $10.00 a gallon.

    $1.75 for mid-grade gas in Waterloo/Cedar Falls IA. Regular is $1.85.
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    212 John Deere lawn tractor

    We had a '76 214 when I was growing up. Toughest darned machine I ever saw! We abused the dickens out of it...and it's STILL going (after an engine rebuild 3 years ago)! We used it to pull grain wagons (empty). It mowed 3+ acres of yard every week...plus mowing the "rough" around the barns...
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    Light switches with resisters

    Resistors are rated by power (Watts). That is V*I, or if you just know the voltage, (V*V)/R. {Voltage squared divided by Resistance}. So, on a 6V system a 2-ohm resistor will need to be at least 18W. The next standard size is 25W. Make sure you solder the wires to the terminals good because...
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    Sad Day

    An awful tragedy. It's still a sore spot inside of JD that the necessity of a seat belt to work with the ROPS was not recognized sooner.
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    2510 diesel

    I grew up with a 2510 and a 4010 as our "core" tractors. We used that 2510 whenever possible because that little 4-cyl used so much less fuel than the 4010. Yeah, it's a little lacking in hp, but I loved driving that little tractor for planting, haying, etc.
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