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    Dewalt cordless set

    I have several drills, hammerdrill, screwdriver, all work get, not much difference. I did buy a 4 1/2 inch circular saw, no power, will only cut the thinest of material. Eats batteries in about 5 minutes. Bought an angle grinder, 18V same deal. I returned it as Dewalt has a 90 day no...
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    How many still use their Oliver's...

    I have a 1955 with a salvaged 2-135 cab. It does all the heavy work on my small farm. Plant with a 1750, spray with a Super 77. Corn all goes to town at harvest in wagons. The GM Super 99 always makes one trip.
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    Trailer floor

    South Yellow Pine, tongue & groove. This is the lumber that goes in dry vans. Best way to go. This is stuff your regular run of the mill lumber yard will not have in stock, they only have what they consistantly sell. This is a natural resistance to rot & bugs. The tongue & groove will need...
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    Marvel-Schebler carb problem - advice needed

    I took a little string type graphite packing made for a water valve or water pump. Seems to work, I am sure many mechanics on this site would wince, but a little shot of starting fluid around the pivot would suggest it is a tight fit.
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    Oliver 1900 or 1950

    Thanks.....just found a very affordable, recently overhauled 471, thought it might be fun to introduce it to a 1950. Not so much for pulling, but to farm with. Can the stock radiator keep up with the 6V53?
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    Oliver 1900 or 1950

    I know there are many applications/variations of the Detroit motors, and maybe this is a goofy question. Thinking of trying to fit a 471 Detroit in a 1900 or 1950 where a 453 was stock. How much troble/effort/fabricating am I up for if I get started on this transplant? Any Detroit experts out...
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