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    John Deere 24T

    Does anybody know how to determine what year a hay baler(24T) was built? Thanks!
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    spring tooth harrow photos

    Do you intend to use this harrow or is it a collectable? The harrow itself appears to be IHC and the mounting is blacksmith. If you plan on using it $250 is to much, that will buy you a decent 9 foot S tine cultivator that will work and not plug. Fleurey-Bissell made spring tooth harrows and...
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    Help me identify my dad's tractor, please

    Hi, you indicate that your intention is to keep yor father's tractor and you want establish a value for the estate so you can settle with your brother. So it would appear you are willing to take over the tractor "as is where is", so the value would be for a fairly straight 8N that doesn't start...
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    Help me identify my dad's tractor, please

    Hi, you indicate that your intention is to keep yor father's tractor and you want establish a value for the estate so you can settle with your brother. So it would appear you are willing to take over the tractor "as is where is", so the value would be for a fairly straight 8N that doesn't start...
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    Implement for raking stones?

    Haybuster makes a stone picker with a side delivery rake into a large tumbling drum, works real good but very expensive. Sod farmers use them and pipeline construction companies use them. Frequently they are hired from site contractors. Call around and hire one for the job you don"t want to own...
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    Buying a mig welder

    speaking of wire sticking and arcing back a couple of common problems 1. dirty wire even a very light dusting of surface rust on the wire will drve you wild, there is a wire wiper felt available at good welding outlets but most times the wire is junk.KEEP YOUR WIRE DRY AT ALL TIMES use the...
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    WD with 3 pt. plow

    Yes I know what the beaming and winging adjustments are for since I plow competatively with a #63 plow. Beaming levels the plow fore and aft and thereby controls depth of cut, winging levels the plow laterally and has a great affect on the eveness of your furrows. I cannot coach you to be a good...
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    D17 dumb question

    rotary cutters of the bush hog variety are notoriuos for getting the telescoping power shaft twisted. Once twisted they difficult to slide in and out, then they get impssible. A new straight shaft is the solution then make sure the shaft protection is correct. The proper size and grade of shear...
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    Bearing for an AC disk

    What do they call the trimmed spherical bearing with the plastic wrapper, I thought that was ball pack, it has oversize flanges. My 2300 came with that type, we fit the regular spherical bearing with commmon 208 flanges by decreasing the bolt circle with careful torch work. Tried welding the...
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    allis chalmersD17

    Thank you, I had one once but couldn't remember where to look. jack
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    Bearing for an AC disk

    find out what bearing you really want by bearing manufacturer then check your local bearing houses. I'm reworking a AC 2300 disc Agco bearing price $120+ bearing house price same bearing $42
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    allis chalmersD17

    Where to find D17 serial number apparently not the same as W series. Going to a sale tomorrow, thanks for any help. jack
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    Buying a mig welder

    Run! First off it's not a mig welder, mig means "metal inert gas" ie. the weld shielding is provided by a flow of inert gas around the weld to prevent instant oxidation (sponge weld)
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    A C Plow Parts

    I'm sending along some pics of a mouldboard repair I did on my #73 plow. This plow has 373-14 bottoms which I was able to get shins and landsides for from local Agco dealer. shin #70324940 $30.89 landside #70338006 $26.05 CDN.
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    Ok what plow do I have????? Model???

    For mouldboards with holes in them at the front just behind the shin I have had some luck cutting out a piece about 5 by 8 inches, this gets you to thicker area of old board,Then fashion a new insert ( I used stainless), this will take some smithing, then weld in using 309 rod (309 SS is for...
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