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    Bringing up compression

    I saw your video on youtube. I noted that it was trying to run on ether. You have gravity feed to your carburetor since your tank is over the engine...if your system is really tight, the gas will not flow to the carb. Bleed the line to the carb by breaking the line at the fitting (ie...
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    Mccormick 76 combine

    As to the Ford combine, I'd just get the engine running...finding a correct pto gear box and drive will be nigh on to impossible. And those little ford engines are EVERYWHERE, and I'll bet you a coke that if you find a decent counterman at a NAPA they have parts for the engine. BTW what engine...
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    Changing drum bearings in Reese drum mower

    The best way to get those pods down it to work them back and forth; you may have to hammer on the tail back and forth, but it'll drop as you spin it
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    Flat belt-lateral tear patch

    Good job, I have seen old belts fixed that way, and with lacing. On the old ones, however, the rivits were always staggered and not across from each other across the face
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    Gleaner A2 any good?

    If you are anywhere near Anna, Texas I'll dang sure give you your money back and then some if its a good, running shedded a A or AII...super combines for a little guy...you can just about clean grain good enough for the seed sack and not ride any over the back. The AII had the cylinder speed...
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    Case 660 combine for Sale

    Where??Whats the story on the machine?
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    Reese drum Mower

    Had the 8 footer going on twenty years...just had to finally replace the bearings last season...we have gone through three sets of belts. They are bullet and careless help-proof...the only downside is they take power. Not so much to keep mowing, but to get those heavy discs spinning...after...
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    Massey 573

    Just wondering if anyone had any experience with these tractors, and how well they were liked. Any issues, good, bad, or otherwise
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    JX 70 Case IH stuff is junk

    DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT BUY CASE IH PRODUCTS. Four years ago, I decided to buy myself a nice, brand new tractor with a loader. I settled on a Case IH JX 70 FWA. For years, I did all my work with fifty year old B,C, and 400 Farmalls; 630 and 70 Poppin' Johnnies; and whatever old tractor I had...
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    Case IH JX 70 JUNK

    DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT BUY CASE IH PRODUCTS. Four years ago, I decided to buy myself a nice, brand new tractor with a loader. I settled on a Case IH JX 70 FWA. For years, I did all my work with fifty year old B,C, and 400 Farmalls; 630 and 70 Poppin" Johnnies; and whatever old tractor I had...
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    Rubber mounted Unstyled B Radiator Fan

    what did the conversion kit consist of?
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    Rubber mounted Unstyled B Radiator Fan

    Just traded a buddy out of the early, short frame unstyled B that he restored back in the "80s. You all probably know the story...it has the rubber mounted fan and original shaft, and, sure enough, it turned loose and got into the radiator. so, what is the correct fix for this? Does anyone...
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    Reese 1600 Drum Mower

    Had one for over twenty years...all I have ever replaced is belts, blades and one drum bearing. They are bullet proof.
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    Old-time threshing

    The guy sitting on it. The engine looks more like an Avery return flue top mount to me.
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    The Men who built America

    Case and Allis Chalmers were experimenting with Rotary Technology in the 1930s-IH did some tinkering in the 20's and never really stopped. Curtis Baldwin build several rotary combines fromt the 30's onward. The reason nobody really built any until later was the much higher horsepower...
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