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  1. Q

    1850 Gear oil quantity

    12 gallons or so was what was sticking in my mind. That's not gonna be cheap. Oh wait I'm not paying for it :lol:
  2. Q

    hart parr 70

    I'm with Super 99 on this one. When it comes to a tractor that belonged to a family member there's no such thing as to much money. Nephew has a 1600 Oliver sitting in the shed that was his grandfathers (sister in laws side) that's beyond economical repair. It's still getting restored
  3. Q

    1850 Gear oil quantity

    Any one know how much gear lube the tranny and rear end takes off the top of their head?
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    1650 pto shaft

    I wouldn't waste my money on a used one. New ones going to be $312 at AG Parts first.com. I just literally ( as in yesterday)put one in an 1850 I'm doing for a customer. It was 375 from Tim @ smittys tractor parts. 330-832-9792. He is my go to guy for Oliver parts. It was $380 at AG Parts...
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    What Do You Think of This Gooseneck Trailer? (PICS)

    We have a 30 foot 24,000gvw Corn pro. we pull it it with the 85 Chevy 1 ton. Granted we don't load it excessively. Normally we pull it with the Pete. Where most guys get in trouble with the DOT is improper plating. Most state require a combination plate when pulling a trailer, meaning that if...
  6. Q

    Big old Case (Video)

    buddy had one for a while, you don't want to change an inside flat. for that reason alone he no longer has it
  7. Q

    2 way plows

    We have a set of Oliver 3 bottom roll over plows. Never have been able to get them to plow right
  8. Q

    O.T. Wood time again.

    I don't know what boiler your talking about, at worst mine needs fixed once a day, since my trucks parked right at the boiler I fix the fire when I go out to start my truck. In this weather, every 3 days. Fixing a boiler isn't rocket science. Heck I built my own boiler.
  9. Q

    Built a pole saw

    they have on at Autozone for $80 Haven't really checked around yet Everyone else, thanks for the compliments
  10. Q

    Built a pole saw

    for visibility it would actually work better on a loader tractor, since your sitting back. But on the skid steer you gain maneuverability. That's one reason I want a wireless camera I have no clue as to the displacement of the motor, I'll get the numbers off it later this week and post them.
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    Built a pole saw

    The copper tube is tapped into the return line for bar lube. That's one thing I want to change but it worked for the time being The drive, I took the drum and sprocket of of a chainsaw, didn't use the clutch. Had a blank drive hub that fit the motor. Machine shop milled me a piece to fit the...
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    Built a pole saw

    Been looking at pole saws for the skid steer, Decided I could build a better one. Neighbor donated a hydraulic motor to start with, turned out to be just the right size Had the 3 inch square tubing. Robbed the saw parts from an old Echo Adjuster and drive stuff and the 20 inch bar...
  13. Q

    unbelievable...... you just can't make it up........

    Just south of Youngstown Dave
  14. Q

    unbelievable...... you just can't make it up........

    FTFY
  15. Q

    OT: Useless Chainsaw

    Buy Stihl, husky or Dolmar. Doesn't matter all three are great saws. Pick a dealer that’s convenient and will take care of you. Between me and 3 nephews 2 ms 460's Thats the saw I use all the time 2 ms 270's 1 MS 250 1 little top handle stihl that I don't remember the number of.
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