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    Merry Christmas

    Seasons greetings for Christmas and New Year from the UK.
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    Reading a Dipstick

    Wipe the dipstick clean of oil then wipe the stick with blackboard chalk, re dip the oil and you be able to see the oil level in the chalk.
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    gizmo

    Yes I remember using those tools but it was many many years ago when I worked for a Massey Ferguson dealer here in the UK. As I remember the tools were made by a company called VL Churchill who made all of the service tools used by MF dealers at that time and the pull back tool that bolted to...
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    Merry Christmas to all

    Season's greetings to all from Dover in the UK.
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    Merry Christmas To All!

    Merry Christmas to all from a wet and windy UK.
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    wire rope(cable) cutters

    I would support the sugestion for the Felco C7 also, certainly not the cheapest but far and away the best that I have ever used and cuts any cable without flattening the ends or fraying the strands, also a good size for one handed use.
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    wood spliter engine

    I have used two products very succesfully (or just been plain lucky) in this situation and both were from your side of the Atlantic. The first is made by a company named Laco and was called Oyltite Stick the second and probably the easiest to get hold of is JB Weld High Temperature epoxy putty...
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    Case 900 diesel cylinder liner.

    If no one comes forward with a part number for you give the folk at Simply Bearings a call or look them up on line, they are listing O rings up to 600 mm so you should be able to match one for your needs. All of the sizes are quoted as metric measurements but I am sure you can sort that out...
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    removing fuel line

    Yes I remember these sleeves being introduced and they could be a real pain especially if the sleeve had been fitted behind the swage on the pipe so that the tube nut mangled the sleeve into the thread, If I remember correctly the sleeve should be placed on the end of the pipe so that the swage...
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    135 runs then stops

    What a small world, are you local to Dover? I have used Arters for spares but not recently, I don't own or use tractors but like to keep a track on what is happening in the tractor world especially the 100 series Massey Ferguson tractors that I worked on during my days at Lenfields Canterbury...
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    135 runs then stops

    You say that the engine restarts after bleeding the system - when you do this do you get air from the bleedscrews? You make mention of replacing the rubber seals on the fuel pipes so I presume that you have fuel pipes with a crimped shoulder for the rubber seal to sit against and form the...
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    Honda Push Mower

    To be of any real help to you we need to know which Honda engine you have on your mower, the clearances that you quote do seem to be rather wide.
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    Diesel in crankcase!

    Assuming that the engine is running normally and not pouring oil down through the cylinders from leaking injectors the first place to look is the fuel lift pump, release it from the cylinder block and check for fuel leaking through the diaphragm. The next possible source of leakage could be...
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    Hole in gas tank repair.

    This stuff works if you can find a local supplier I have used it a few times with success. http://www.laco.com/repair-sealants/oyltite-stik-/
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    Yahoo scam?

    We had one pop up only last week so you are not alone, as you say something smelt a bit off so I redirected it as a phishing scam and used it as a reminder that it was time to set up some new passwords, certainly not a good idea to click on the links.
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