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    Today's funny

    That is the truth. After getting out of bed, the first few steps I take have me wondering if I should lay back down. Like cold gear oil, I start to work better after moving a bit.
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    In memory of Loren,the ACG.

    Well said. I never met or spoke to Loren, but have the utmost respect for him.
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    1995 F-150 w/5 Speed

    I second the cracked firewall behind the slave cylinder. I once helped a friend fix his by making a steel plate to go behind the slave cylinder and stiffen the firewall.
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    Kohler blowing oil--Long

    Seems youve been very thorough with your work. With good cylinder walls and new rings, Im leaning towards valves. You lapped the valves, but how are the guides and stems?
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    Today's funny

    Those are great! My kids will never know the struggles of having to get up out of a chair and adjust the horizontal hold on a tv.
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    Look what I got

    That looks in great shape! A long time ago, we had a Clipper but I dont remember the model #. Back then, we used bin run soybean seed and cleaned our own. We werent set up to be very automated and I remember a fair amount of time behind an aluminum scoop shovel. I still can remember the sounds...
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    Load runner trailors

    I dont think Trex would be suitable for supporting load weight. I dont have Trex on a trailer, but have it on my house deck. We used 20 foot long pieces and when 2 guys would pick up a piece from each end, the board would bow considerably. Slippery when wet and even worse when covered with...
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    560 starts hard yet....

    We had several 560 Diesels when I was growing up. I believe they all had 2 - 6 volt batteries hooked up in series to give 12 volt output. Seemed like fully charged batteries were a necessity to get those diesels started even on a 50 degree day. I would check to make sure ALL of the glow plugs...
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    Case 222

    I appreciate the information, Ken. We?ll poke around and see if we can find a pump with similar specifications. And we?ll keep in mind your possibility of a used pump.
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    Case 222

    Hi. Long time lurker here on the tractor forum, first time posting. I?m helping my brother in law with his Case 222 garden tractor. The hydraulic pump that bolts on the motor is leaking and seems beyond repair. The input shaft is worn and damaged and the internal gears are worn as well. He...
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