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  1. rrlund

    MF vs New Idea 3 point hay rake

    I don't understand the need for using ground speed PTO. Run in whatever gear is appropriate and adjust PTO speed with the throttle.
  2. rrlund

    Were you there?

    I feel sorry for guys who never knew the short term joy of being with a hippy chick.
  3. rrlund

    Help with an Oliver

    I don't know, but I don't think the diesel version had a frame, so I have to wonder what all else is different.
  4. rrlund

    Help with an Oliver

    Sometimes, but man, it's hard to justify spending hours searching for rinkydink parts for somebody when you could be spending that time making thousands doing a job.
  5. rrlund

    Were you there?

    My first wife went. She was fun for a couple of years.
  6. rrlund

    Shuttle Shift Tractors ????

    A couple of hundred thousand for a big square baler and a wrapper and you'll be right in business.
  7. rrlund

    Help with an Oliver

    You took the words right out of my mouth. It says right on Import Tractor's site, no parts for 1250 gas. Unlike most things built for military use where they were built to high standards, those Italian miliary surplus engines were junk. Somebody had posted on the Oliver forum not long ago that...
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    Now would be a good time for me to quit.

    Not saying this is always the case because I know it's not, but do you think some of those nice cars might belong to other folks taking the recipients there to help them out? I had a friend who's passed away now, but he was a barber and was on the county welfare board when there was such a...
  9. rrlund

    Antique Tractor Drive

    Somebody else asked not long ago. Maybe you can find that post instead of rehashing it again.
  10. rrlund

    Super 55 seat rebuild.

    It's been a day or two since I rebuilt one, but no, no springs. The rubber is just attached to the steel discs on each side. It's supposed to be one solid unit. The new one will be. Unscrew that T handled bolt out of there and then from what I remember, it involved a lot of heat and a lot of...
  11. rrlund

    1550 Hydraulic Pump

    The loader specials were 1555s though, unless he made a typo. Weren't there some depth stop systems that didn't have a rock shaft?
  12. rrlund

    How to secure empty hitch?

    Olivers and Whites have a tab welded on each arm, then there's a real stout spring that holds them together. I used a 3pt drawbar to hold them together on my 4040 Deere. A rubber strap isn't stout enough for heavy arms. My biggest White doesn't have the tabs, so when the quick hitch isn't on it...
  13. rrlund

    O.K. I give up.

    No, that wasn't what I was thinking. lol
  14. rrlund

    1550 Hydraulic Pump

    Scooter, I don't think it's hydra Lectric do you?
  15. rrlund

    Now would be a good time for me to quit.

    I had a friend in the dairy business who had a pretty sizble operation, worked with MSU in some experimental testing and what not. He'd had a deal with his wife that they'd sell out when they reached a certain age and they did. The wife and I were out for supper one night after they sold out and...
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