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  1. O

    Farm clean out items in Jersey

    Being on the east coast Id be somewhat confident in betting that’s an Iron Age sprayer. That had a fairly large market share out that way.
  2. O

    Odd paddles on the rear wheels.

    Most commonly referred to as sand lugs.
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    Your chance to make some hay like no one else.

    I’d kinda like to see some video of one of those contraptions operating.
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    Oliver 720 baler

    Oliver 720 continued to be built as the Hesston 4500 after the hay line was killed off. From what I was told the knotter parts are the same for the most part. If you can find the Hesston part numbers they might get you somewhere.
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    What AI can do for you.

    As our general population keeps getting dumber and overall less creative we are going to need a a crunch to lean on. This is apparently the crunch.
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    Prairie breaking plow

    Your best bet is going to be to find the part numbers on the moldboard and point. Might get lucky and find an identifying mark stamped on the back of them as well. The coulter looks very John Deere ish.
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    Value of Oliver 1650 setback wide front end

    Truthfully they are worth less than a regular wide front unless you find a very specific type of person to buy it. Most guys don’t like the way they look or the bad ride they give and swap them out for regular wide fronts.
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    Oliver 60 Radiator without buying an OEM

    Why can’t you just send your original one to a radiator shop.
  9. O

    Literature---More New Idea Brochures Mow/ditioner, Hay Rakes

    I’ll bet standing the bar up on a 10 foot mower was a chore. A 7 footer is awkward enough.
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    White 6145 transmission no gears eather direction

    https://www.maibachtractor.com/
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    White 6145 transmission no gears eather direction

    Is it throwing any codes in the dash? It’s not a “common” issue with those tractors but it has been known to happen. However normally cycling the key a few times or at most disconnecting the battery for a few minutes has got them moving again. Maibach tractor has some mechanics that are pretty...
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    1655 won’t start

    Also be aware a Roosa Master pump needs somewhere between 125-150 RPM of cranking speed to build enough pressure to pop the injectors. If it’s cranking to slow to begin with, it won’t fire.
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    natural gas Waukeshaw

    Just because it’s not an engine model Oliver used doesn’t make it scrap. The mounting pads on the block are still in the correct location. 2 minutes with a measuring tape would tell you but it should still bolt right in to an Oliver frame tub if you had the backing plate and bell housing from...
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    natural gas Waukeshaw

    What kind of person calls a good usable running engine scrap? That’s about the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.
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    natural gas Waukeshaw

    I wouldn’t consider a low hour engine that has spent its life indoors scrap under any circumstances.
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