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    Tire cutting

    It really depends alot on the type of track you are pulling on ( clay , sand etc ) and what type of pulling you are doing. Im going to assume you are pulling 3.5 - 5 mph classes. I believe the wheight of the tractor and the size of the tire makes a difference as well but with all things NOT...
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    ford 8000 cam shaft oil pump drive

    I really dont understand what you are asking ?? The original 8000 engine is indeed a camshaft driven oil pump. Im Guessing you are wanting to put your cast pan on a truck motor with the crank driven style pump ???
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    Michigan Water

    Hmmmmmnnnnn
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    Must be the uglyist hook I have ever seen...

    Classic case of overcorrecting !!! I be he isnt a real good driver on slippery winter roads either. lol
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    Corunna MI NATPA and Scottsville KY SKAP photos

    Mark , You have me rolling with tears in my eyes!!! Thats good stuff . You certainly take advantage of opportunities when they present themselves dont you . LMAO
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    Opinion on paint gun?

    You are going to want the 1.7 ( larger volume tip ) for the primer due to the heavier viscosity so you can get the flow needed so it doesnt require 70lbs of air pressure to get it to spray, defeating the purpose of the HVLP ( high volume low pressure ) paint gun. I dont know what you are...
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    Custom wide front end for Super M

    Ive seen some guys running the front axles off running gears lately. Seems if you found the right one and cut it to your liking it would give you your bolt pattern and be fairly light. Just sounds like a cheap alternative if your handy with a torch & welder.
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    starter for u

    Here is a link that may help you , many good sources. http://jetstar.minneapolis-moline.com/parts.html
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    FARMALL STROKER MOTOR

    Or ,of course you can buy a Moline !! lol
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    Farmall M bore

    Sorry to hear about your dad Chad. I lost mine awhile ago now , but I have learned alot first hand from him as well. I can relate to the hands on experience and teachings and seeing it actually work right in front of your eyes. I have been working @ our family owned "tractor shop " since Ive...
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    Wanted : Oliver 770 Governer Carb

    I am looking for a 770 governer and carb or a equivelant that will work on my 770 . Im hoping something off a 50 series (1650) might work on the 770 motor , or is my only option a 770 and 880 governer. I am talking the governer with housing as well , as I have nothing now. Thanks
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