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Leaking Hydraulics
I have an annoying small leak on a hydraulic connection on the loader valve for an IH 434. Is there anything that can be done to remedy the situation short of replacing one or both ends?- 550Doug
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Dewalt angle grinder- ran when parked---yesterday
Dead today. I have power after the switch. I think the brushes look ok. Anything else to check before I scrap it out? TY SDE -
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Ford 4000 SOS PTO
Very common on the SOS transmission tractors for the PTO to spin when not engaged and not attached to anything. My 4000 has the optional ground speed and 1000 pto option. Would it cause any problem to leave the lever set for ground speed pto? That would keep the pto from turning when the...- Husker 50 8n
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The latest scam
Just received an email headed "Contact Western Agent right now to receiving your funds" Went on to say "Urgent Attention!! My name is Mrs. Lisa. western union Agent in this year seasonal promotion. . ." They had $300,000 for me (and apparently 40 others, all with email addresses starting...- coshoo
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Freeing up rusted rear end
I have a rear axle/diffy from a '47 Jeep that I want to use on a narrow homemade tractor. Both drums are rusted tight. The driveshaft moves slightly back and forth. What's the best way to free the drums? Thanks. I tried a bar between the studs.- Anonymous-0
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Ford NAA will not lift implement
I have a 1954 Ford that replaced all the seals in the lift, drained the fluid cleaned everything put in new fluid and everything was working great. Ran it with box blade for 45 minutes then unhooked and put 2 bottom plow on. Went to field dropped the plow and it kept going down would not stop...- Tim Crawford
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chainsaw
As others have said, the big three are the only ones worth looking at. Personal favorite is the Stihl 361c.I like the chain brake for those "unexpected moments" and have gone through 4 1/2 footers with the 28" bar on. My neighbor bought a new Poulan Wild Thing from a box store, then asked me to...- Marsha Thue
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Thoughts on MF 235?
Hello, new here and new to tractors. I'm about to purchase a 1975 MF 235. From the research I've been able to do in a very short time, the power steering on this model is not too good. Other than that, the one I'm looking at seems in good shape, engine overhauled five years ago, has a loader and...- Marsha Thue
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