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    Price of day-old baby calves

    Apparently there’s people that don’t know that has been the price for a year due to the low herd numbers caused by various things over the last 10 years. They’ve been loading those $1500 calves on airplanes in Pa and flying them out west for awhile now. I’ve pretty much made my mind up due to...
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    Sw6 oil fill

    I’d say it’s homemade, could be wrong. Those cups they used at each end seem to fit perfect. I’ve never seen another one, interesting.
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    replace New Holland 851 round baler conveyor sprocket

    Yes propping the gate open takes tension off
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    replace New Holland 851 round baler conveyor sprocket

    You open the tailgate enough to slide a 4x4 or 6x6 over the hydraulic cylinders and let it down to rest on those. Not sure if anything else , it’s been awhile since I ran one of those
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    Help with mower deck

    Did you check the electric clutch? Might want to look at that if nothing on deck is binding
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    International 584 wheel hub sleeve…

    Uh Jim pretty sure he’s doing a front hub
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    International 584 wheel hub sleeve…

    If you got the wear ring out , that’s all there is to it. Put new race in and install wear ring, the lip sets against back of hub, pretty straight forward
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    Trouble setting timing on D329 international

    Should’ve never moved the crank, but if you have the timing marks lined up, turn the pump to line up with the gear. Side note - once the timing marks are lined up and you start the engine, the marks do not line up for an ungodly amount of revolutions and did I say “ never move the crank after...
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    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    Those bleeders are for the brakes, if the pedals go all the way down you’ll have to bleed them. Bleed the steering by turning it left all the way then right all the way then repeat 10-15 times. Might take more , you’ll feel it when it picks up the fluid. Hyd fluid should be fine if it’s...
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    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    Not on the 74 series, I think they went to the newer style pump somewhere into the 84 series
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    What? Autolite out of buisness?

    Yeah where you been? It’s not they went bankrupt. It’s the two brothers who owned several companies that are in a world of crap, criminal charges, etc
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    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    Fittings are flare fittings, I’m not sure what size but no sealant. I think 1/4” hose should work , 3000 psi hose. 4 ft should be plenty, probably 3 would be fine but in your situation go with 4’. It’s gonna be a mess with all that hose and not a lot of room but you gotta do what you have to.
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    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    Hose ends shouldn’t be a problem. Sorry I can’t help you on the length, would be best for you to do it yourself anyway. The original pumps aren’t for the faint of heart, they are timed and can be messed up real quick. I sent an original out for rebuild a year ago, $600
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    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    Exceeded the price but now time and hoses or modifications to existing lines. I would get hoses made to replace those lines, if not you’re going to have very short pieces and adds more connections up under there and possible leaks. Not the easiest place to get to.
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    International 574 new power steering pump. Lines dont fit?

    Well frankly I would’ve got my pump rebuilt or got the correct pump but I have considered putting that new style pump on one of the older ones. I have cut and welded those steel lines and have also replaced them with hydraulic hoses
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