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  1. M

    5288

    back window unless you have extra long montitor wires and can go throught the floor by the door. 467 is really a 466, C4 blocks were the last ones cast with the 466 stamp after that they went to 467 and 437 on the 5X88 tractors.
  2. M

    Farmall 706D

    got a 1256 with a 436 engine, 86 series sheet metal down to 6600lbs with a 3 bar roll cage and driver.
  3. M

    Must be the uglyist hook I have ever seen...

    The older skids had a swivel on the pan, the new ones are rigid. As long as you stay strait their is no problems, as soon as you turn it will fight you for the rest of the run.
  4. M

    Would this haul thet?

    before you get to the bottom of that one you gotta dig way deeper. 150 air mile regulation would limit us to just about nothing, and we used to haul seed beans out of Buffalo ND. Just gotta talk to the right person to explain it.
  5. M

    Would this haul thet?

    The hitch itself that I have is rated for 4000lbs tongue weight and 20,000 towing. problem is that they make the part for the pick-up BUT you can not find anything for the reciever that is rated anywhere close to that. The reciever under my truck is not factory, I didn't like the numbers that...
  6. M

    Would this haul thet?

    The hitch itself that I have is rated for 4000lbs tongue weight and 20,000 towing. problem is that they make the part for the pick-up BUT you can not find anything for the reciever that is rated anywhere close to that. The reciever under my truck is not factory, I didn't like the numbers that...
  7. M

    Would this haul thet?

    the 150 is an incommercial insurance regulation. The rest is correct, the trailer he mentioned has the capacity to haul an 806 and long as the axels are not over 102 inches wide and he chains it correctly it should be legal. This I don't mind, it is when you see one of those citiots hauling a...
  8. M

    Would this haul thet?

    The musta came up with that one after mine was built or perhaps it is not on the HDs.
  9. M

    Would this haul thet?

    Now that is a new one, never heard a equlaizer hitch as required equipmnet on anything over 7500 lbs. Fact of the matter is, the way he wants to do it is just as legal as if you have a 5th wheel with the same axels under it. Loaded correctly and it will be just as safe too. The equalizer is not...
  10. M

    Would this haul thet?

    That is not right, you can cross state lines to haul farm equipment for personal use without any such rules or laws effecting you. That is as long as you are within 500 miles of home.
  11. M

    Would this haul thet?

    get plenty of weight to the front so it stays stable and I don't see the problem. As long as you have a few miles before you get into town load it and haul it, back of the truck should squat some to glue it to the road. I pull a 36ft travel trailer in the summer that weighs right around 11,000...
  12. M

    1206 referbish

    they are normally close, not right on though. It reallt all depends which tractor the tach came out of.
  13. M

    1206 referbish

    tach is out of a 66 series as well.
  14. M

    Anyone ever owned a 2+2 (Snoopy) Articulated?

    No way you got enough out of it with a stock pump to do what you are saying. The first one I ever blew took 120 psi for 6 runs before it let go. To build 120 psi you will need around 5500 rpm and a T-18-95 and around 750-850ccs of fuel. take any fuel or rpm away and you will not get anywhere...
  15. M

    Anyone ever owned a 2+2 (Snoopy) Articulated?

    now why would you turn it up? It is well proven that the driveline will not hold up and you could get enough power out of the 414 to tear the drive line apart so a 600 incher would be a complete waste. Never heard of melting a manifold, only seen 1400 out of a 400 series with stock manifolds on...
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