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Getting rid of projects
I meant 960 of course… It’s tough getting old! Yes, that’s a 65 GTO convertible that I need to drive instead of working on projects. I have absolutely no use for a tractor, so why bother? My brothers will forgive me.- Myronw
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Getting rid of projects
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Getting rid of projects
I would rather have one of you guys who really care about tractors have them.- Myronw
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Getting rid of projects
Hi Guys, I have two partially completed tractor projects. They were both previously owned by my brothers. I have been working on them as kind of a remembrance of them since they died. The first one is a Ferguson TO-35 that is mostly completed. I also have an extra transmission, rear end, and...- Myronw
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960 front pedestal
I get the feeling that the people who owned mine never gave it a thought. I guess 70 years of condensation could be the culprit. Thanks for your replies and have a great day! Myron -
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960 front pedestal
I took the cover off my front pedestal to paint it and there was nothing but basically rusty water inside! This is a tractor that has been sitting outside for ten years or so, but how would water get in there? I’m pretty sure the idiot who owned it never checked the oil level… -
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960 leveling box assembly
Hi Guys, The person I bought my tractor from welded the leveling box assembly solid ! None of the suppliers sell them for row crop tractorsIs it feasible to modify one of the available ones? Is it just the length that is different? Thanks -
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Z-134 crankshaft
Hi, I m in Idaho, so probably too far away to help. Myron- Myronw
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- Forum: Harry Ferguson
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Z-134 crankshaft
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Need help with a decision
Thanks for all of the advice. I ll try to get some decent pictures if I can. -
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Four Farmall tractors available
I appreciate everyone replying. The farmer who owns them used to farm about 5,000 sprinkler irrigated acres. I suspect the old tractors were used by the employees who moved the sprinkler pipes and such. Even fifty years ago when I worked for him he used large, modern John Deere equipment to do...- Myronw
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Need help with a decision
Both tractors turn over by hand via the fan blade.
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