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  1. M

    1510 D

    Even though the threads on the stub axle look pretty good the points are rolled over. The threads were not a tight fit at all. I am still debating how I can fix this permanently. Mike
  2. M

    1510 D

    Actually I do not have a loader. I have thought about one, and have drawn one up, but never made it. Maybe someday. But that would just put that much more load on the front hubs. They are constructed a lot lighter (IMO) than the 186D or the 1610D, which are similar. Mike
  3. M

    1510 D

    It does not have the traditional "nut shape" of 6 sides, but it has internal threads and a "castellated" top into which the spring roll pin fits to hold it It is #26, as you indicated. I bought some loctite 826, (I think) and will try that today--it takes 72 hours for full strength so I will...
  4. M

    1510 D

    I am somewhat baffled by it too. The spring pins were still in place. The best picture that I could get was the nut rocked back and forth on the very loose threads to work itself off. I think that I am going to try putting some good thread lock/sealing compound and try that. And check it from...
  5. M

    1510 D

    The front stub axle on my 1510 D pulled through the bearing preload nut. The threads do not seem to be stripped, but obviously they are not tight either. Diagram on the parts for 1510 D Front knuckle Interior. The threads on the stub axle seem to be worse than the threads in the nut. I...
  6. A

    wheel adapters wd45

    where can i get some 8 to 9 bolt wheel adapters for a wd45
  7. A

    Jd 3020 Gas

    This tractor will not start now, it has new points condenser, cap, rotor, coil and plugs. The switch has been bypassed. 12v system has never really seemed to crank the tractor over at a decent speed. It had recently taken to sporadically cutting out. It would start and run if we pulled it but...
  8. M

    three point 3400

    Hi guys, I have a problem with my three point it won"t raise on a 3400 when it gets cold. My threepoint mounted snowblower seems to work down to about 20 degrees, it was below zero all day on the way to twenty something below tonite. Had the same problem last year with Walmart 134 fluid...
  9. K

    Is my handhole cover upside down?

    is this right
  10. A

    LA

    We have finished restoring this tractor after 16 years, hard to have a hobbie when working all the time. I need to know where the serial tag locates, I still have the old one and numbers still readable but we want to put on a new tag. Thanks for any help. It's a 41 model.
  11. F

    Help with MD 12 volt set-up

    Can anyone tell me the correct way to put a 12 volt battery set up on a Farmall 1948 MD. My MD has the 12volt battery on it now but the mag is not hooked up to ground out. To shut her off we always ran it out of fuel. Just had the mag rebuilt and I would like to know the correct set-up to run...
  12. M

    Best Carb Kit?

    Who sells the most complete carb rebuild kits? How about one that includes a good throttle shaft? Any input is helpful. I've been mixing and matching parts and kits for years to shore up my sloppy old carbs. Now I'm building a pulling carb from two different models and need a U302 rebuild kit w/...
  13. S

    190 xt gas tank removable

    How hard is it to ake off the gas tank and is there thing I need to look out when doing this?
  14. C

    Pony plow

    picked up a one bottom plow for a pony tractor am not a MH collector saved it from the scrap man any one have a use for it? would trade for a CASE item or $100. in NE Wyo Tom
  15. W

    Getting high on a Hyster

    Anybody remember the elevator operators in the downtown dept stores? It's a shame I can't collect a salary for sending my brother to the third floor with this rig. <a href="http://s140.photobucket.com/albums/r16/Wardner/400%20hydro-creeper/?action=view&current=houserepair006.jpg"...
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