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    Allis Chalmers CA Hand Clutch Problems

    I know its been a few years since this comment was made but you wouldn't remember how he did this?
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    OLIVER 252 DISK BEARINGS

    Good morning, I have a Oliver 252 disk that the disk bearings are BAD!! Needless to say when I looked it over this spring before planting and I noticed there was play in the gangs I should have replaced them then but Hindsight is 20/20. I need to replace all of the bearings because I'm sure...
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    A/C CA Cutch/gear slipping

    Right on, I’ll give that a whirl tomorrow evening when I do chores again. Are parts relatively available for these tractors?
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    A/C CA Cutch/gear slipping

    I was just recently given an Allis Chalmers CA. I don’t exactly know the year as my neighbor just dropped it off. I used it today to pull around a green chop feeder to put hay in for the cows and noticed it drove beautifully out to the wagon but I put it in reverse it didn’t move. I put it back...
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    New Holland 461 wobble box

    I am in search of a wobble box assembly or at the minimum the main pulley that the wobble shaft if fixed too. I had a bearing failure last year and it shewed the shaft up and was curious if anyone might have an old haybine laying around they would sell it for. I was planing to take it off and...
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    John Deere 30 Ejector

    Just some preliminary checks what is the condition of the belts on the side? Is the tension set properly? Also are the arms coming back at all or just staying fully extended. If they are coming back and just not latching there could be some other issues going on than what listed above but from...
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    New Holland 269 Baler knotter

    Clean the chute out, take 2 bungee cords and pull the stings going up to the twine discs and pull them back to the end of the chute and then trip the knitters. Have some one slowly rotate the flywheel around and watch what s going on. I fought this with my 269 and I found that the knives where...
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    New Holland 269 missing knots

    from what I can see if I m not too late is it looks like one end held a knot but the other slipped through. Can see the two strings look like they where in a knot but it looks like it just didn t hold. Do you think billhook tension?
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    NH 488 Haybine breaking knife drive bolt

    that bearing presses out from the bottom. There is a shoulder that bearing gets pressed into.
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    New Holland 269 missing knots

    I have a New Holland 269 square baler. It is a beautiful baler and makes wonderful bales. Ever 75 bales or so it will miss one knot then the next and then it will correct itself and be fine for another 75 or so. It is last years twine in the box but I m too cheap to replace as they where brand...
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    New Holland 461 Haybine Slip clutch repair

    ust out of curiosity what would happen if I attempt to mow with it welded with a tractor without a live pto? My grandfather just dropped off his Farmall M as he stated "it just sits in the shed and might as well be worked". Was kind of wishing now I would have rebuilt it as I kind of want to use...
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    New Holland 461 Haybine Slip clutch repair

    considering I m coming from a sickle mower to this machine I couldn t be more happy with it. Tickled pink. Mows like it s band new.
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    New Holland 461 Haybine Slip clutch repair

    I welded it together and it works great until the tensioner sprocket bearing went out anywho that s a sinple fix. Thanks for all the help.
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    New Holland 461 Haybine Slip clutch repair

    Welding then together was what I was thinking. Is there a timing procedure? Or just grab the welder and go to town?
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    New Holland 461 Haybine Slip clutch repair

    I have a 461 haybine that the slip clutch pins broke that drive the conditioner rolls. Looking for some guidance on ways to repair this and the best way to remove the clutch. Thanks in advanced
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