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    What do I have?

    I was curious if anyone knows what these wheels are for. I found them in a scrap pile and seen the Case eagle. The numbers on the wheels are the same but the bends are different on the rod.
  2. R

    How to handle rear tractor tires with fluid?

    If u go the pto roller pump route make sure u flush it good and fill with used motor oil, I've used the same one for more than 30 yrs. Those totes would work great, now u gave me an idea. thanks
  3. R

    How to handle rear tractor tires with fluid?

    I use a pto roller pump off an old crop sprayer and the tank from an old hot water heater. Any tank would work if it has a valve in the bottom. I've been handling fluid from tires this way for years very low cost and works very good. PS I hate fluid filled tires but part of farm life!
  4. R

    After IH....

    I was good with CaseIH merger, IMHO maximin & magnum tractors were outstanding! When CaseIH & New Holland were gobbled up by Fiat I started buying Deere and never looked back. I still have a 966 & 5240maximin for old time sake.
  5. R

    Winter work clothes

    Carhartt for me. I always have two pair of bibs that way one is dry, last 4-5 yr. with daily use in cold weather. Seems like a Carhartt coat will last forever . Stay warm!!!
  6. R

    Round bale feeders

    Check out J&L haysavers . I have the one with the rubber tire base cows don't push them around or waste hay. Mine are 4yr old .with 30 angus cows per feeder no problems. A bit pricey but they will be the last ones you will buy!
  7. R

    Small bale accumulator

    I have a Kuhn Mfg. 15 bale. They are very simple and works very good! My wife baled 98% of our hay after we got accumulator, she had never baled hay before. 1500 bale days are no problem she bales &I load &unload. Small fields are no problem. As was said before Kuhn Mfg. customer service is A1...
  8. R

    Russian knapweed

    Looking for someone with some experience controlling Russian knapweed in pasture & grass hay ground, best product,timing ect. I have several landowners around me that let it run wild and now I'm seeing it pop up on me. I would like to stay ahead of it but from what I read it going to be a for...
  9. R

    OT Fathers day weekend plans

    BOAT = Brake Out Another Thousand!!!!!!!
  10. R

    Same tractor

    We ran a Tiger 100 & Mercury 85 for many years do not recall ever having pto issues . I would check hyd fluid levels & filter/screen . Same are very solid tractors if maintained & not abused. Maybe a bit ahead of there time. Sorry I can't offer more info on your issue.
  11. R

    hydaulic oils

    If it has the same system as 2440 my guess is brake lining failure, and has contaminated your hydraulic system. As jd seller stated very costly to fix!,
  12. R

    living through tractor brand diversification was fun

    My grandfather started farming in 1917, got farms 1st tractor in early 40's. His tractors included Ford 9N, McCormick 1020(used for belt power) JD A, Fergenson TO 20(I still own), TO 30, Cockchutt 550. In 1959 my father became owner of farm, his tractors included MF 65,165, 175, 1080(MF dealer...
  13. R

    disk mower knives

    I have had NH 411 & 7550H, JD 930,& Gehl 2412 and have run twisted & flat on all of them. Not a whole of differnce other then twisted will mow a little cleaner in down hay. Flat one are nicer when changing knives no rights & lefts to keep track of. Do not use TSC knives they are Junk.
  14. R

    Round bale wrapper for storage of dry hay

    I make a fair amount of grass forage (balage,dry rounds,dry small square) all dry is sold to horse market. I make some dry rounds and wrap just like I do balage and never had any problems. When u open it is just like the day u baled it.
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