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    Getting on and off a B?

    Be careful getting off that you don't get a boot lace caught on the clutch pedal. No easy way on or off. The step helps a lot you won't be sorry.
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    Bead blast and paint Allis Chalmers G

    I think I might still have the can in my paint locker. I'll check.
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    Bead blast and paint Allis Chalmers G

    Beware and Know. Baking soda will not remove any rust. Baking soda must be completely cleaned and removed from the surface prior to painting. I blasted my tractor with crushed bottle glass. Head to toe. Blew it clean. Primed it with Rustoleum Self etching primer. Then purchased the Automotive...
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    2021.05.01 Rust Pic

    Middle one is for mixing concrete. Steel wheel allows for a heavy load. I have one and use it a lot.
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    Mico Acummulock?? & brake bleeding stumped!

    This happened to us. Make sure the rod that goes into the master from the pedal is lined up and straight. If it's even a little off it could cause the problem. This happened on a 41 1.5 ton flatbed chevy. Drove us nuts. Just a thought. Good luck.
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    Walls buckling

    If the place in question was Houston, the answer could possibly be that so many homes in Houston area are built over swamps. The soil is very unstable and peoples slabs need to be fixed every so many years. Freezing would not help this issue. While visiting my daughter in Houston and walking...
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    Prayers needed....

    In our prayers.
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    Cleaning a carburetor

    Phosphoric Acid would work, Also a product from the Hardware store I think is called C calcium R ust L ime CLR Its supposed to remove any of these. About 8 bucks a bottle. I also lightly blast them in a cabinet.
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    Cleaning a carburetor

    Phosphoric Acid would work, Also a product from the Hardware store I think is called C calcium R ust L ime CLR Its supposed to remove any of these. About 8 bucks a bottle. I also lightly blast them in a cabinet.
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    Best way to prepare Ford 2n for paint

    I agree with Sandblasting. Partially disassemble to get good access to complete tractor. Plug and seal off all areas than need to keep sand out. Take care around sensitive areas. Once finished blow all residual sand from Tractor and Prime with good primer. Avoid blasting sheet metal with to much...
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    Broken Line on Backhoe

    Had a line made and picked up some UTF at Tractor Supply along with some speedy dry. Installed hose and looked at fluid level and it was overfull. Didn't need to add any. Boom worked great. Rechecked level and still a little overfull. Guess Ill just leave it alone as it doesn't get used much...
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    Broken Line on Backhoe

    Hi. Hope someone can give me some advice on this. Broke a hydraulic line on my backhoe and lost a bit of fluid. I have the line off and will get it replaced tomorrow. Its a Ford 2120. 1. What type oil should I buy that's comparable with Ford 134? 2. Is it necessary to bleed the system or is it...
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    Steel buildings,,, good or bad experiences

    PoleBarnBuildings.com out of PA. Awesome experience and quality. These four guys show up. Two laying out and adjusting my lines and digging the post holes. One guy goes to the steel pile and one guy goes to the framing pile. Both start snipping and sawing and never looked at a blueprint. No one...
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    Help Bleeding Brakes

    Well after much fiddling. It would appear that the shaft for the master cylinder has to be perfectly plum for it to work. It can not be off one IOTA.
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    Help Bleeding Brakes

    Well, tried another new and bigger m cylinder. Bled it on the bench installed bled and it still don't work. Thinking of just putting the single pot master back on and run it through the hydravac and see what happens.
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