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New boat with Palmer M-60 engine
Welcome to YT. How about some pictures. Sounds like an interesting project. I bet some of those parts are hard to get.- MM-TX
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- Forum: Farmall, International & McCormick
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Pipe wrench question
The small one is my favorite. The internet says it was made by Frank Mossberg Co. around 1900. It's an adjustable bicycle wrench, A-1 -
Pipe wrench question
Nice. Those go in my “cool old tools” boxes. Leads me to collect cool old tool boxes 😎 -
Battery question on my 1950 super M
The positive post is a little larger than the negative so the clamps will most likely retain that size. That can give you a pretty good indication of which one was ground the last time it had a battery.- MM-TX
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- Forum: Farmall, International & McCormick
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Just picked up a Stihl pole saw---looking for operator tips
What @Fawteen said! One thing is for sure pinching the blade will encourage you to think about your cut and be careful next time. I don't use my power pole saw any more but I have a couple of manual pole saws. I find them much lighter, get higher, and as effective. Also cheap enough to have an... -
JD 3010 Hot Wire to Turn Engine Without Key
One wire connects to the starter solenoid's S-terminal (the small start signal post), and the other wire connects to the positive (+) battery terminal. Disconnect the coil wire and it can't start start.- MM-TX
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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JD 3010 Hot Wire to Turn Engine Without Key
Harbor Freight has one on sale right now. Pretty handy. Remote starter button. https://www.harborfreight.com/1224v-remote-starter-switch-70597.html One wire connects to the starter solenoid's S-terminal (the small start signal post), and the other wire connects to the positive (+) battery terminal- MM-TX
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Barn filling
Sell them or move them to something that needs them. It does look out of character.- MM-TX
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Mini split heat pump????????
I think that would work well. My 2 story I left the gas furnace that has duct to down stairs and use it on coldest days when the heat pumps struggle. Glad I have it. -
Mini split heat pump????????
Some things to consider do you feel you need a head unit in every room? How big is your house? Is it one story? Are you looking at one multizone or two? My 2 story has 2 24K outside units with 5 head units. Old, large shotgun house. Downstairs is all open with 2 1200K heads, one front and... -
Mini split heat pump????????
You put this on the cut off box - Intermatic-AG3000... -
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Building Doors for Shop Loft Storage Area
I know you have a picture in your mind's eye but with tin and old barn wood there is a lot of leeway with fit and finish and still look good and many ways to do what you want. This is a window my grandad had on his shop that I kept when I rebuilt his shop. The shop has 3/4 plywood & tar paper...- MM-TX
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Fixing Brakes on a 1974 IH 200 - Fix Original Stuff or Replace with Modern??
Just a catch all I use because it’s not mainstream enough to have a big choice of replacement parts. Nice truck. I like orphans.- MM-TX
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Fixing Brakes on a 1974 IH 200 - Fix Original Stuff or Replace with Modern??
Since this is an orphan I think with parts in hand you can figure out what you have and what you need a lot better. I have no doubt you can get it fixed. Gotta stick your head in there.- MM-TX
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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