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    removing a broken bolt

    I agree with Dennis but when you try to back it out go a little back and forth until it feels like it's moving don't get in a hurry it it is in a hole that goes all the way thru clean the threads as best you can then shock it with a punch you might get lucky and after drill with a bit lube the...
  2. M

    How deep for post?

    I'm laughing just thinking about the idiot who tried to lasso it and got dragged out and landed on the gravel
  3. M

    How deep for post?

    Rule of thumb,24-32" that's what my father taught me and every post was " true on two sides,and in line with the rest. Yes we had hard digging stuff you needed a good bar to break it up
  4. M

    AERO oil filter - what to pack it with?

    I liked the ones that had a really fine mesh screen they were just a housing that came apart with one bolt. Can't remember the name of it.i used to work on a farm that has wheel lines to irrigate with and all the movers had one on the hydraulic suction line before the pump.i would take a gallon...
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    Turbo kit question.....

    Having been into turbo charged diesels,the one thing I've seen is oil jets shooting oil under the pistons for cooling, these were 3.9 liter Cummins engines
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    cub clutch adjustment

    Okay I will try that and thanks for setting me right on these tractors.i just got it from my father in law and was lucky enough to have it willed to me in his estate but that was clear back in August. It wasn't running when I got it that's fixed now and to move it back in Sept. To a different...
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    Just took a shower but not the type you want to take

    Okay I have one better that tops all. I was on an old John Deere track hoe that had a magnet like they use in wrecking yards to pick up scrap metal, the main rams that lift the boom up lost a hose. luckily it had glass in the cab.The hoses going to the boom were right next to the left window in...
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    cub clutch adjustment

    On my throw out bearing the grease zerk is located on the left side of the tunnel and it's gained thru a hole in the side of the tunnel. Does that make a difference or is it just how that particular one is done.and a BIG thanks for this video.My A is in need of the clutch being replaced and this...
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    cub clutch adjustment

  10. M

    620 LP

    Using hydraulic hose for propane use is a no,/,no the reason why is propane will degrade the rubber in the hose.and how I know this is through the use of a propane cutting torch. Regular hose for use with regular cutting torches is not used because the gas ruins the hose over time. A hose marked...
  11. M

    Tools for working on tractors sitting awhile…

    Don't know if it was mentioned but a good air compressor preferably a gas powered one we go pick up cars sometimes and try to at least have two to three portable air tanks filled with air.also a good winch or ratchet chain hoist.with even a little air in the tires they will roll easier.
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    Eye injuries and recovering share your episodes.

    One more story to tell, I have to learn by my mistakes I guess. My primary job in life is as a certified welder.and retired now, but I was working on a project that had me in a tight spot for 8 hours, it was really hard to get my shield down enough to cover my face while I was welding. The...
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    Eye injuries and recovering share your episodes.

    I managed to get an aluminum piece from using a die grinder to open up a hole in a piece I was working on, I thought getting a carbon steel shard was bad enough! Usually they use a die that glows with ultraviolet light with steel but aluminum is a whole different ball game. The doc worked on me...
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    Eye injuries and recovering share your episodes.

  15. M

    Farmall A clutch issue

    Ii looked as much as I could see,my sneeking hunch is the disk is stuck to the flywheel. This thing has been sitting for? Years in a open machine shed and hasn't been operated much. So with that being said that's probably the issue. This came to me after I posted the other day. I can fab up...
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