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    OT - Wiring my Workshop, Input on 220v needed

    Ed, It's very possible you have three phase wiring. If the working farm had grain bins and dryers, to my knowledge, most of those needed 3-phase.
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    OT Tecumsah troubles

    Had one that soundes like it ran the same way on a Sears lawn and garden tractor. Took it to a shop and the mechanic said it was running lean. He cleaned and put a kit in the carb and it runs pretty good. Tecumseh'a seem to be a little fussier than some to get them to run right. Good luck.
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    wide front

    We have a schwartz wide front end on our 4010. It's been years but I think I remember seeing angle iron for the mounting plate as you stated. Our John Deere dealer can still get parts for them, they should have a picture in their parts book. I just put new spindle and thrust bearings in mine...
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    3020 oil

    I once had a similar problem on my 4010 diesel. Turned out to be a broken rocker arm. Listen to exhaust sound to see if it sounds normal, could be possible to hear a miss. After I decided to rebuild and I took the hood off I found a push rod through the top of the valve cover.
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    OT Computer, downloading updates ??

    I had the same problem when I was on dial up. Every time I tried to down load the anti vius program, it would time out. Can't remember where in my computer settings I had it set to time out after so many minutes. I changed that setting to more time and it worked. A month later switched to dsl...
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    Days like today are frustrating...

    Don't be in a big hurry getting that disking done, it"s early. Brother did that once, fought the dirt clods for years. Thanks for your reply yesterday about the location of John. I'm about 50 miles north of Bloomington.
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    jubilee rear seal question

    My son-in-law has a Ford pickup that was leaking oil, they thought from a seal. The place he has his oil changed added a product from WYNN'S that softens and swells the seal. Last I heard it stopped the leak. Can't find out more for you right now, he's gone snowmobiling.
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    compression tester

    In tvz's post about running out of idea's, Bruce suggested he check the compression and to read #46 of the 50 tips. That is where it says to go to a plumbing place to buy an elbow.
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