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    Rivet Tool Help

    Here is another one. Rivet Tool
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    Poor Qualty CASE+IH AND CASENH

    You are right about that, Tom. Broke 619 crankshafts, busted blocks = parts man heaven, but the "other place" for the poor farmer.
  3. M

    Harry vs. Henry

    Hey ron8N, you can't tease us like that and then just clam up! Just kidding. We all wish we had the inside dope you've got. I, for one, am jealous.
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    The Future of Our Great Hobby - PLEASE READ!!!

    I"m (only) 44 years old and grew up with all what are now called "vintage" tractors and equipment on our dairy farm: Farmall Super A, H, 350, 400, Massey 65, 175,etc, most of which were bought new by my father and grandfather. My love of "old" farm machinery started there, probably because that...
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    Cockshutt will not rev up past idle.

    Check your ignition coil polarity. These tractors were positive ground from the factory, therefore, the positive terminal on the coil should be connected to the wire that goes to the distributor. A coil that is wired in reverse will produce a weak spark that the fuel charge created when opening...
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    JD 1010 crawler gas engine/ drive issue

    Engine problem definitely sounds like coil or condenser. I would change the condenser first. That hole you have heard of probably involves the fuel tank cap. The cap is vented to prevent fuel starvation from a vacuum being drawn in the tank. It is easy to tell if that is the problem. When the...
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    More starter woes..

    Did you turn the engine slowly by hand to inspect the ring gear all the way around? If there is even one defective tooth, that could be enough to break the nose cone. I've seen it happen several times. Starter rebuilders and manufacturers will definitely not cover broken nose cones under...
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