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rustred replied to the thread Farmall M hydraulic problem.Yes I have seen bad couplers do that . -
If it raises fine BUT will not drop change your couplers , BOTH of them . had that issue with my 706 way back drove me bonkers only did...
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rustred replied to the thread Ih 706 generator to alternator.Send me your generator ! I need a few of them. There is all kinds of alt. Conversion diagrams if you look them up. Very simple to start...
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No, you don't have to remove all the generator and regulator wiring if you want a bunch of useless scrap hanging around as you have on...
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rustred replied to the thread Farmall M hydraulic problem.Are both hoses plugged in good ?
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rustred replied to the thread FARMALL MD.Better figure out a way to clean them oil galleries as that is one reason blocks get soaked before rebuilding. Least get it to a car...
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rustred replied to the thread fuel or fool.Well we are over 10.00 a gallon.
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rustred replied to the thread fuel or fool.As true as the sky is blue !
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rustred replied to the thread FARMALL MD.Not sure what you’re getting at by using rust remover and soaking holes. The whole block gets a soaking overnight in a big tank. Plus...
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rustred replied to the thread FARMALL MD.And them old mains and rods should have been plastiguaged and the number wrote down so you actually know and have a reference on the...
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rustred replied to the thread FARMALL MD.How did u get them out. ? U need a cam bushing installer to install the new bushings. Or u just bash them out. Did u get the block hot...
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rustred replied to the thread Fuel line for D19 Diesel injection Pump.And also , on some lines you can cut the crimp off and install a new fuel line on them original fittings and just clamp them with a hose...
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rustred replied to the thread Sticky valve on a W30.If that valve was originally stuck due to rust and sitting there is nothing that will prevent it from sticking again. You can tap it...
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rustred replied to the thread Brake shoes.soak them in a pail of gas, then use brake clean. i have cleaned up some pretty oily brakes and they worked. you cant use wider shoes...
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