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    Humble living

    We have lived both large and small Retired from 4000 square ft house to 900 square ft apartment. Took us 6 months to buy a 4400 square ft home. We live on the main floor 2000 square ft Plenty of storage. We have our space. Our secret to 53 years of wedded bliss! Not your topical...
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    September Case Calendar picture

    Thanks a bunch for the compliments! We are partial to the Letter Series tractors
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    heat pumps

    I installed a Climate Master system in 2005 in Central Iowa. If I had to do it again I would use solar passive heat and a high efficiency boiler system. My reasons are this: My horizontal ground loop system ran out of ground heat by March especially when we had little or no ground snow cover...
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    What is it?

    I drained the oil out of the Clutch housing on my SC yesterday and found this in the bottom. Two pieces are obviously part of a spring but the other pieces I can not identify? The tractor is operational I have not noticed anything different in the clutch engagement Your thoughts!
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    1956 400 Transmission Noise

    Rustred is right Probably in the pinion area! Not a game changer just a noisy transmission If it bothers you a bunch a tear down is in order I wear earmuffs on my DC
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    heat pumps

    I installed a Climate Master system in 2005 in Central Iowa. If I had to do it again I would use solar passive heat and a high efficiency boiler system. My reasons are this: My horizontal ground loop system ran out of ground heat by March especially when we had little or no ground snow cover...
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    Eagle Hitch implement attachment

    Practice Practice Practice I get my share of ribbing o the chicken roost that takes out fence rows! My reply is only happened once! Some day when you have time play with it. I always stay focused (eyes fixed) on what Im backing into and that helps Just like plowing a cutting in a field...
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    Eagle Hitch implement attachment

    Practice Practice Practice I get my share of ribbing o the chicken roost that takes out fence rows! My reply is only happened once! Some day when you have time play with it. I always stay focused (eyes fixed) on what Im backing into and that helps Just like plowing a cutting in a field...
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    1950 DC Update

    Its together and running great! New sleeves, pistons and rings. Im interested in what you think about the next step. Do I find a Dyno and run it under a load for a while or. Run it as is?
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    A new word Protrusion

    Good to know! THANKS FOR SHARING
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    A new word Protrusion

    Good to know! THANKS FOR SHARING
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    A new word Protrusion

    There are 4 sleeves and pistons in it and showed signs of a previous overhaul. I would have liked to have honed out the sleeves and replaced the rings but they were pretty rough and way past cleaning up. The wet sleeve o rings were long gone and tons of rust meant lots of cleanup.
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    A new word Protrusion

    Very good point! Yes Ron checked the counterbore. It was within tolerance. I chose to not remove the block and have it machined for good or bad. It has small sprockets in the rear end and is one of my two Case Tractor Ride tractors. It wont be a work tractor at least in my lifetime!
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    If I were an Ignition key

    In your pocket
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    A new word Protrusion

    It is no secret my mechanical knowledge is somewhat suspect! Putting that aside I enjoy learning new things especially regarding the mechanics of my Letter Series herd. Two friends of mine Ron and Jason Shank have been overhauling my somewhat tired 1950 DC. New sleeves and assorted parts are...
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