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    Guages for an 8n tractor

    I have been looking for an oil pressure, amp and water temp gauges for my 48 8n. Noticed a lot of them from india. I know there not made in usa but hardly anything is any more. but just wondered if anyone had bought these off of ebay and have any comments about them. I am going to have to...
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    Do I pull my g149 engine to overhaul or leave it in frame?

    I have a 1959 Allis Chalmers D14 with a g149 gas burner. The engine stopped suddenly and I dropped the oil pan to discover the connecting arm on the #2 piston had come loose, broke, and jammed inside the block. My question is do I really need to pull the engine or can I overhaul it in the frame...
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    44 head

    heads will interchange they are basically identical the difference in compression is a result of increase in bore from 3.78 in a 44 to 4 inch in a 444 the blocks will interchange also except for the fact that the 444 has a flange center main bearing instead of thrust washers on end of cramkshaft...
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    massy 44

    depends on if it has the pressed steel wheels or the cast centers stock with pressed steel somewheres around 45-4600 i used to be able to get mine down around 4000 but she was stripped down pretty good hope this helps
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    rpm checking devices

    was wondering where i could get one of those guns they use to check rpm at pulls it hooks to a plug wire thanks
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    M ichigan tractor pulls

    oakley or mmogta pull sunday weigh in 8am go to oakley tractor pull website it will give you rules and weight classes
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    jd 4000 weld on 9 bolt hubs

    i have a set of nine bolt weld ons already built 300.00 plus shipping 810-710-0664
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    ub moline compression

    I guess you are right unstylish i might not be an ace mechanic but i do know how to use a telephone and anyone will tell you that compression makes hp and if that tractor only has 175psi of compression that means someone should have used a different piston or rod to bring the compression up to...
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    ub moline compression

    just as i figured bunch of no it alls on here you can't ask a question without starting a war and out of ten people you would be hard pressed to find 1 guy that actually knows what he is talking about i didn't do the motor i thought i had a guy do it that knows what he is doing but i guess not...
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    ub moline compression

    I don't remember anyone explaining anything to me and i simply asked a question i don't care what you say i have two identical tractors with 4232 heads and there is 50 pounds compression difference and the cam timing don't have a thing to to with compression if the guy did the motor right
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    ub moline compression

    i have a ub pulling tractor 4232 heads 5.25 bore and 7" stroke what should i be running for compression? i only have 175 fresh motor i think there is something wrong with the valves seating i have another ub with 4232 heads and it has 225 pounds compression
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    farmall m not running right

    the first thing i would do is take the line off the carb and let it run into a pan for about a minute and make sure you have a good consistant flow not just for a few seconds then fade out next never deal with dennys don't even call em next i would totally disassemble the carb pull all jets out...
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    looking for moline u hubs

    i have a set for a u ub nine bolt 3inch weld ons 300 for the set call 810-710-0664
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    4010 or 4020 jd diesel puller

    thinking about building a 4010 or 20 puller just wondering what i can do besides a turbo to get hp and how much power i can get without spending a ton i would be pulling in 10,000 and 12,000 farm
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    H260 Massey 44 Head question

    i had one that had 125 taken off it and then when we rebuilt the motor we took another 110 off with no problems and we also had high dome pistons alot of people will tell you not to do this though just put a higher dome piston in.
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