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    USA Tools

    i was at an Estate Sale a couple weeks ago Near Fergus Falls, MN and the guy had a ton of antique tools, toys and collectibles going on in one ring, and household in the other. My buddy and i hung around waiting to see what a couple of the toy tractors would bring and becuase i thought i would...
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    what is your battery maintainer of choice for 6volt/12 volt combo?

    thank you sir.
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    Attention Stolen Tractor!

    About 10 years ago, my Father-In-Law had a left a tractor parked in a field with a rock picker attached. the next day when they went back out to work the trackto was gone and so was the rock picker. They were able to follow the mud prints out of the field, for about 3 miles to where somone...
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    what is your battery maintainer of choice for 6volt/12 volt combo?

    I have 12 tractors and 3 classic vehicles in the my collection that as of 3 days ago, i took official control of unfortunatly. (Death of family member) Even though we bought everything from him previously they were still his. But over the last 14-16 months we have purchased around $2500+ worth...
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    looking for some info for my 1068 4020 diesel power shift. with Starter Switch Wiring

    honestly, i have not taken it apart yet. i was busy working on getting the shop ready to paint a farmall H. I was the last tractor my father-in-law didnt finish before he got to the point he couldnt and we thought that if we oculd paint it before he goes, then we could bring it to the nursing...
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    looking for some info for my 1068 4020 diesel power shift. with Starter Switch Wiring

    it is a 12 volt system. thanks i will search out that manual. It still might be in the shop somewhere. My Father-in-law never threw away a manual, but the mice liked them so unfortuanlty i had to toss a couple for some old combines that dont exist. maybe there is hope i will find it before i...
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    looking for some info for my 1068 4020 diesel power shift. with Starter Switch Wiring

    On my new to me 1968 JD 4020 Diesel Power shift someone had issues with the starter switch so they rigged up a push button on the dash pannel where a choke would be on a gas. Now that doesnt work either. And my only method of starting is with a 6" peice of copper wire with banna clips across...
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    If ya cant beat em join em?

    I think i saw that on Steamer Hill at ROllag
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    1940 John Deere Model A front wheels wobble.

    if it was a steering issue i think my problem would be both tires wobble. My issues is on wheel looks like it is going to fall off
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    1940 John Deere Model A front wheels wobble.

    ok, that makes all the sense in the world to me now that you laid out like my sixth grade brain could keep up with, LOL. i was just over thinking it, becuase one of my B's has the other narrow front end roll o matic and i think that was making me all worried. Now to see if i can get all the...
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    1940 John Deere Model A front wheels wobble.

    Mike I am getting ready to order parts for this project, before i take it all apart because i dont have the luxuary of driving back and forth. i am looking in my book and i see that it shows a pair of Cones and Cups. but i am having a hard time sourcing those out. Do they get destroyed when...
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    1940 John Deere Model A front wheels wobble.

    I guess i should maybe say a wobble isnt really the right word for it, the right word to describe would be "looked like it was going to fall off" the whole wheel like folded over on itself while the other one kept the tractor upright. i guess i will just have to take it apart and see what i see...
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    Battery question on my 1950 super M

    No battery in it currently. That’s what started my questions and my father in law is slowly un-remembering important details. Like where he’s at etc. so sometimes he’s getting confused about wich tractor is which. I’ll get more into it this weekend. It’s hard because the shop is 100 miles away
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    1940 John Deere Model A front wheels wobble.

    Is the bearing a hard on to replace? Have to decide wich shop to move it to. Don’t want to tear into it and end up being a major project and it’s on the wrong side of the heated shop.
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    Battery question on my 1950 super M

    i recently took over maintaing a modest collection of antiquties that included a 3 farmalls. One being a 1953 Super M-TA nicknamed Emma. My wifes Grandfather bought new in 1953 and had delivered to NE North Dakota. It was a 6 volt at the time. My question, was that a postive ground or a...
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