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    Ted Everett Auction

    Here it is: http://auction.tedeverett.com/AuctionCastBoard/Default.aspx?MATEventID=21940387&THEventID=21940387&TRKEventID=21940387
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    LA steering gear question Part II

    I'm not 100 percent sure but I believe The box is the earlier one 32-36.
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    LA steering gear question Part II

    here is the link to the site: http://lbcunited.com/earlyford2/index.php/cPath/85_165/sort/3a/page/2?osCsid=ab082663e99f50aaf89e11d2cf87d25f
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    LA steering gear question Part II

    I did not have to buy a worm gear but noticed that the early ford store had them.
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    cotton picker

    I have never seen a ben pearson or rust picker in person. not a whole lot of old pickers of any sort around as most have been scrapped just like the old gins. very few folks have any desire to have one or try to work on or restore one due to their complexity and lack of available parts. being...
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    LA steering gear question Part II

    I did not have to do anything other than insert the correct bearings that I purchased. Mine had an incorrect ball bearing in the bottom end. It used a roller bearing on both ends.
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    LA steering gear question Part II

    I had to rebuild the steering box on my unstyled L 2 years ago. I'm pretty sure they were the same through the styled L and LA. After doing some research I found out a good bit about them. These boxes were built by gemmer and used also on early ford and dodge vehicles. I found the correct...
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    ben Perason cotton picker update

    That's great. Keep us posted and send lots of pictures.
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    cotton picker

    i have never seen a rust picker but I know a little about them. They were one of the first companies to try to develop a mechanical picker and I believe they were bought by allis chalmers who used their design for their early pickers. They use long thin spindles opposed to the larger tapered...
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    Ridenours

    They are good people. Steve is a wealth of information on everything about the 62, Unstyled L, L, LA and everything pertaining to them. I have done a lot of business with him in the last 2-3 years.
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    Antifreeze leak in B cylinder block

    Or I have used water-weld or fas-weld which is a semisolid 2 part stick that you knead and apply. Because it's much more solid it works easier than jb weld in this application.
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    Interested in Jan Moss's one row cotton picker

    I believe it is listed on eBay now.
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    Ohio Eastern Expo pics

    thanks for the pics. that is indeed a model 15 cotton stripper. these were being used before pickers were on the market. deere's first self propelled picker was sold in 1949 and tractor mounted one row units came about the same time. this unit (or one just like it) was sold at a polk auction...
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    420 Industrial

    on top of the main case on the left of the transmission cover is a small flat area which would likely have a custom job code stamped on it that could denote yellow paint from the factory. mine is stamped c208 and other navy tractors are stamped c207...
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    Unlead gasoline

    Just my .02 but I never leave any gas in any of my antique tractors. I use only ethanol free gas and make sure that I run them all dry then empty the bowl if possible whenever I run them. It's worked well for me for years now.
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