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    Tractor discussion

    My 180 Massey has a new oil gauge that don't work. It shows empty. What do I need to do to know if it is the gauge or the float mechanism?
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    Case 450b drott

    Hi, I removed a bolt from the torque converter bell hosing at the top, which holds a small cover plate which looks like a peep hole when the plate is off, the problem is i lost grip with my fingers to screw the bolt back in and I think that the bolt fell into this peep hole, Has anyone...
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    Cub Cadet 1100.

    Picked up a Cub Cadet 1100 today. Gave $100. Brand new set of chains. New rubber all around. Engine was gone through about 3 years ago. Only thing is it sat so long the carb is in need of a rebuild. Came with snow blower and a mower deck. The blower has all new bearings in it. Curious...
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    Massey Grain heads

    I am looking to get a head to combine soybeans for my Massey 550 combine. I was doing a little research and I have came across a 1859 and a 9116 head. Is one better than the other for cutting soybeans? It looks like both will fit the 550 combine. I am guessing the 9116 is a lot newer?
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    Tractor Pull! Saturday, june 14th Goodhue, Mn @ 11AM

    Interested in the rules for your Improved Farm & Sportsman Non-turbo Classes.
  6. M

    Post your pictures

    I have the original 77 head and block. It is only pushed to 352 cid as the pulls I compete in allow open rpm. I can compete from 3,500 to about 6,000 where I run out of weights to add.
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    Post your pictures

    It"s a work in progress . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-50ttUqME0
  8. M

    1855 project

    Bison, If you decide to go the Cummins route I am interested in buying that basket case 310. Been looking for something in a rebuildable condition like you described to buy.
  9. M

    Maximum Bore Size

    I am looking for some guidance on maximum bore size. My question has to do with the bottom end of the sleeve, where the O-rings seal in the block (as the factory built it). How thin can the web be bored to between the sleeves (the .220 dimension in the attached view)? How thin can the sleeves...
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