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    White 2-85

    Hi tom upton: Thanks. For the vickers piston pump, what does it power? That is what can I do on the tractor to work the pump? Your comment on the rear end and hydraulic tank imply separate places to check fluid levels. Are they obvious places to check?
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    White 2-85

    Hi: I am looking to add a tractor to my operation. Use would be general tillage work with some hay production. There is a 1979 White 2-85 with 8,000 hours on a working clock that has come to the market. I am not familiar with this tractor. What should I be looking for when I go see the tractor?
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    1750 with loader

    Hi rrlund: No to both. I have found a second problem. The second remote (was not used previously) locks. I am thinking the detente ball is damaged or the seat is bad. So now I have to take that apart.
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    1750 with loader

    Hi tom upton: Thanks for the tip. I will look into this.
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    1750 with loader

    Thanks
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    1750 with loader

    Hi rrlund: This would be a AW46 weight hydraulic oil?
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    1750 with loader

    I added a loader to my 1750 Cockshutt tractor. Loader is plumbed into the remote with a divider to allow use of equipment. What weight of oil should I use for the loader?
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    851 auto tie. New Holland

    Hi m16ty: Good suggestions. Very similar to what the PO shared with me. Oil and grease seems to be important to these older machines. Thanks
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    851 auto tie. New Holland

    Went to see the baler. For its age it seem to be in good shape. So now I own it. Chains and floor pan show signs of use but not heavy wear. Owner took me thru working with the baler.. Was last used last fall with no real problems. Now its time to see if I can remember all the PO shared with...
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    851 auto tie. New Holland

    Thanks Destroked 450: Thank you. Your points are valuable to me. Plan is to see the unit later this week. I will use your thoughts on wear and condition in evaluating the baler.
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    851 auto tie. New Holland

    Thanks Destroked 450: That will be an important question when I meet the seller next week. Does he have the manual and then the learning will begin. You are quite correct on the pencil part. My bale count for any year will be quite low but having a round baler will simplify what I do. Both...
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    851 auto tie. New Holland

    Thanks Destroked 450: Your rusty info is better than my no info. Any way to trigger the auto tie if I finish with baling with a partial bale? Thanks DanielW: You do provide the other side of good or bad.
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    851 auto tie. New Holland

    Thanks Destroked 450: So basically I just need to learn how to use the baler and when to stop feeding the baler so it can tie the bale. Any issues with the auto tie I should pay attention to?
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    851 auto tie. New Holland

    Hi: I will be looking at a 851 baler. It is listed as an auto tie baler. I am not familiar with how this works. Will there be some controller to initiate the auto tie? What does my tractor need to work with the auto tie? Just need help to know what I have to check. Thanks
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    Rotary Cleaner Screens

    Hi: Thanks Fritz. I went to the local hardware store and found the hardware cloth you referred to. They carry 2 sizes 2x2 and 4x4 mesh. This is a thin wire size compared to what is on the cleaner. For the price I decided to try the 4x4 roll and see if I can adapt it to work. If nothing else it...
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