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    3020 3 Point Hitch Draft Link Seized

    I like your idea. I have broke three sets of 800 hitch draft arms and a set a 2640 draft arms apart. My usual way has been to hang them off of a skid steer bucket. Heat them and then heat some more and then beat down on them with a 8 pounder. A weight being dropped sounds easier than...
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    Land Value

    $500,000 to $600,000 an acre. Going to houses.
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    old tractors at auction

    Looks like a Cat 22
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    2640 injection pump #2

    I have been going to ask this for a while and since there was another 2640 pump question, I might as well ask mine. The motor has been replaced and the pump is an electric solenoid on off type. When I tried the key off the engine wants to keep running. Pull the throttle wide open and then...
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    carb cleaner

    Love Berrymans.
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    JD 224T baler

    We ran a 224WS (the wire version) for years. Good baler, but slow, narrow pick up and a lot of parts are now NLA. Still looked great when it left. Sold it for $800
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    Big Ole Hunk of Dead Iron

    I was reading the instructions on an Eisemann magneto drive earlier today and trying to remember if I had seen one alive. Well now I have.
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    Farmer is increasingly his acreage.

    9 acre field a mile of so from me just sold for $550,000 an acre.
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    So who has the oldest running family tractor?

    1920 Fordson. My grandparents traded a bull Holstein calf for it sometime in the 1930s. I was told who it came from but was stupid and did not write the name down
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    1948 A transmission case interchange with 1952 A

    No. Not even close. Different stud counts on the cylinder block to main case just as a start of the differences
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    Fuel delivery

    $1916 for 500 off road in Salt Lake on Monday
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    Inflation

    That is cheap compared to what I saw earlier this week. 2.5 gallons of Killsall. $170.00
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    Help ID old tractor

    Fordson model F. Could be a 1918 or 1919 by the rear wheels that are six spoke and do not have the grousers drilled with the three holes. The fuel tank if a single compartment tank also. Kind of hard to see anything else as dark as the picture is
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    Didn't think I would ever see one of these again

    I did the same thing when I was 15 with a Briggs.
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    using 3 point and scv on a john deere g roll over plow

    This might be easier than me finding the pictures. Google John Deere G with 822 plow and the YT post should come up with the pictures I posted before
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