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    call out to wildwilf

    I posted a reply to your earlier questions about the pitman parts for a #5 JD sickle mower, with a picture. I didn't read the replies far enough down to see that you only need the SICKLE END PIECES, which I have and will sell for $15 plus shipping which I think I can do with a small, priority...
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    New to pulling (ish)

    Alright guys, so I have got the tractor to the barn. I managed to find a carb on the previous owners property, it is a DTLX71... I here Roberts can turn any carb into a piece of art, so I'm going to send it to him...I also found a place to send my motor and get some "work" done???? however I do...
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    New to pulling (ish)

    Will do! I'm traveling west for work currently, once I get settled in I'll give him a buzz.
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    New to pulling (ish)

    Thanks for the confidence boost! I did get ahold of Murphy's, he doesn't offer any service or suggest anything...he just sells parts.... Where I need the most help guys...is I do not understand how to decide what is the best route for boring...do I want steel caps installed? Should I go to the...
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    New to pulling (ish)

    Thank you for the option, but the tractor I'll be restoring is actually my grandfather's that he would love to see running again. Worth a shot anyway!
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    New to pulling (ish)

    Thank you!! I'll get in touch with Murphy's first and see what I can come up with!
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    New to pulling (ish)

    To be honest I have no idea what any of these tractor are putting out...I can tell you they are dead pulling a sled weighing 15,000lbs 16 feet with a 9000lb tractor in 2nd and 3rd gears and NOT starving for power by any means. I don't necessarily want to have a 20,000$ motor, but I would like...
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    New to pulling (ish)

    I don't doubt I can do it...I am hoping I can get some suggestions as to what parts I should purchase (carb, ignition, Pistons, rings, manifold, exhaust) I hope to bore this block up to 90 thousandths over....my concern is can I find a piston and rings set at that size? What does everyone...
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    New to pulling (ish)

    Hello all. I have just acquired a 1949 John Deere A SN#636787. I have been dead sled pulling a bone stock A most of my life with a 1951 A 6-speed. The tractor I got is a high/low 4-speed...I think? I don't know where to start, it is missing alot of parts, it does not have a carb(suggestions?)...
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