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  1. M

    colonoscopy /endoscopy

    At 50 I told Dr no to colonoscopy. At 51 my wife badgered me into it and a good thing she did. That year cost me a foot of intestine. Been 9 months and still not 100% yet.
  2. M

    NH 451 parts question

    Had mine break a few years ago. There is a small roll pin through the crank sheave that keeps the crank bearing nut from backing off. The pin on mine wore through and bad things happened, very quickly! Between the conn rod and all new bearings its a spendy repair for sure.
  3. M

    mf 1100 front pump

    Shaft seal leaking on front pump. Is this something that can be repaired in a fairly well equipped home shop or should I leave it for the pros at hydraulic shop? Any info greatly appreciated. Mike
  4. M

    New Holland 451

    Good mower in my opinion. Will mount on both Cat I and II. Once mounted and height adjusted they basicly "carry" themselves so height stays consistent. Not bad to mount after a couple of times. If you always use on the same tractor then all your settings remain the same. HTH. Mike
  5. M

    Please educate me on sheep

    Wife and I have been raising "natural colored" sheep since 1993. Target market being hand spinners, knitters, weavers etc. When we started I used to joke that most knitters and spinners were older, divorced, somewhat eccentric ladies however over the last few years there seems to be a lot of...
  6. M

    What we work on

    Dang, Chris, thats a big big Milnor you got there. Put bearings in an 800# Braun pocket washer once, still have nightmares about that!!! Company I used to work for was a Milnor dist but was bought out by my current employer, now mostly 35# and below equipment now. Just not the same.
  7. M

    OT Kenmore Model 800 Washer

    Remove the end cap from each side of control panel (they just pop off) then there should be a screw on each side. Remove screws and panel flips up.
  8. M

    OT dog food

    We use Diamond "high energy" for our LGD"s on our place, mostly pryrenees and pyrenees/komondor cross. 24% protein and 20% fat. Went to self feeders a couple years ago and consumption actually dropped a little. Our dogs also get warm cooked rice each evening in cold weather, especially when...
  9. M

    1135 MF where do u check the hydraulic fluid

    Don"t know if its the same as on my 1100 but the dipstick is on left side just forward of fuel tank. Fill there as well. Hope this helps. Mike
  10. M

    OT 01 Chevy trans

    01 Chevy 1500 with 4.3 & auto trans. Trans is fine when cold but starts slipping after driving just short distance. Can hear a slight noise when sitting in park or neutral, sound like a pwr steering pump when low on fluid, noise goes away if put into any gear. Strange thing is that after warms...
  11. M

    New Holland 451 Belt Number and Adjustments

    Height should be 16.5" to the top of the cross frame. NH belt # is 63804. Mike
  12. M

    OT 96 F250 power stroke

    My old truck quit me today. 96 F250 power stroke. Got in from work and headed for the hay field, truck started right up, got to field and realized I had forgotten somthing so went back to the house, about a mile round trip, stepped out of truck and she died just like the key had been shut off...
  13. M

    Mercury Grand Marquis 1987

    Might try a wobble joint with a couple of wraps of electrical tape around it just behind the socket. Then try different extensions or combination of extensions slid in between the starter and block to get where you need to be. The tape on the wobble joint will left it flex a little and keep it...
  14. M

    MF1100 throttle

    Roy, thanks for the info! LONEWOLFF, I'm about 12 miles east of Bristow.
  15. M

    MF1100 throttle

    Just got the operators manual for a MF 1100 (1966 diesel)that I just bought. The manual says to push the throttle forward to increase engine speed however on mine you move the lever towards the rear. Have noticed that with lever at the end of its travel only about 1800 rpm, have to use foot...
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