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    question for Tom Arnold

    I have the 646 tractor with the hydraulic pump out. I looked at the Grainger web site and the 4F667 Haldex Barnes pump appears to be the same size. My question is, Does this pump have the same capacity as the original. is it easy to install and modify?
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    HD6G loader smoke

    Loader been sitting 5 years. Got it started lots of lite blue smoke some out the exaust most out of the dip stick bypass tube and oilfiller. Took off the muffler started it all smoke came out of number 1 cylinder the exaust port. When temp hit 160 smoke stop and started coming out the dip stick...
  3. M

    kids homework,kWh, power and energy?, duh

    made a mistake should be (1 kW/1000W) 360 Watts divde by 1000 W, multiply by 1 kW, this converts watts to kilowatts to get kWh multiply by your hours 360W *(1 kW/1000W) * 3 hr= kWh
  4. M

    kids homework,kWh, power and energy?, duh

    joule is unit of energy. power is energy/ time. unit of power is watt Watt=J/s 360 W * ( 1000W/1 KW) *3hr= kWhr
  5. M

    ** Need HELP ** old spreader **

    looks like an IH. probably from the forties or so. It isn"t too terribly old because of the metal sides. Most of the early ones used wood.
  6. M

    sandblasting

    Thanks for the info Wardner, if you were only closer. It turns out reed minerals has a plant not too far away, so I'll see if I can buy direct from them.
  7. M

    John Deere Planter ID Needed

    It sounds like it definately a cotton planter. I have a 247 which is a 2 row 3 pt cotton planter. It has that ring in the bottom with the 2 ears right? But it acutally isn't a plate. It goes in the bottom and the plate sits on top. Some plates like milo require a false ring, that requires you to...
  8. M

    sandblasting

    where would one find phosphoric acid? I think we've got some muratic acid, would that work? It is some sort of rust converter, or does it actually eat away the rust. I would assume you spray it on and wash it off? Thanks
  9. M

    sandblasting

    Is there still a danger of sillicossis when used in a waterblaster? I would think there is no way the dust can get in the air.
  10. M

    sandblasting

    got it from northern tool, it was around $60. Ideally I think a regular blaster would be best but our compressor isn't nearlly big enough to get much done. It's probably safer; no dust. Seems to take rust off just about as quick as air blasting. The biggest problem I think is the flash rust.
  11. M

    sandblasting

    What do the numbers on blasting sand stand for? I know they are the size of the sand, but they have numbers like 20/40. What does that mean, which size is smaller? Also I payed $7 for 50 lbs of black beauty which seems kind of high. This is on a water blaster, so would river sand work or would...
  12. M

    2008 pumpkin patch

    I'd drill wheat or annual rye. Rye would be better becuase it is an altoxin(sp.)meaning it produces a chemical to inhibit competition. burn it down with roundup in the spring and/or bury it with the plow. You've got to kill that cover crop otherwise its competeing. I don't know what you mean...
  13. M

    painting chain

    sounds like a plan. thanks
  14. M

    painting chain

    I am in the process of restoring a planter. I would like for the chain to look decent instead of rust. The problem is that in the past when I have spray painted it, the chain looses its flexibility and gets stiff. anyone have any suggestions to make it look decent?
  15. M

    difference between JD model l and h manure spreader

    Does anyone know the diffences between an l and h spreader. I have a model l series 51 and need the large drive cog. part 8168-c and 8017-c. I know someone with a scrap model h but would like to know if it would fit.
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