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  1. rustred

    Farmall M hydraulic problem

    Yes I have seen bad couplers do that .
  2. rustred

    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 from scratch. Tear off all that generator and reg. Wiring.
  3. rustred

    Farmall M hydraulic problem

    Are both hoses plugged in good ?
  4. rustred

    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 wash with hot water and soap. And make sure it’s blown dry as to not rust. Kinda nice to work on a nice clean block.
  5. rustred

    Flat belt

    Post a picture of this set up. We have nothing really for info here. Using a belt as long as possible is best. I use a 100 ft endless belt on a grain crusher. It’s about 8 “ wide. Gotta look at old farm sales for a used belt.
  6. rustred

    fuel or fool

    Well we are over 10.00 a gallon.
  7. rustred

    fuel or fool

    As true as the sky is blue !
  8. rustred

    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 never heard of a brg coming out with the cam. Them brg. oil holes must be lined up to the oil gallery holes. And brgs installed very carefully not to buggar up...
  9. rustred

    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 clearance. Rods still can be done. Just torque them rods up on the crank one at a time. Post pictures of all them brgs.
  10. rustred

    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 tanked ? Would have been nice to see the old brgs. And can tell how bad they are. And if it has not been soaked no way I would be screwing up cam bushings...
  11. rustred

    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 clamp. Deereline also makes them little fuel hoses.
  12. rustred

    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 loose then run the tractor and it will stick again. There is no other way to clean guides other than remove them and use a brush to clean them. Did that s few...
  13. rustred

    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 unless the drums will accept them.
  14. rustred

    Case 400 injector pump

    that has been noted many many time here, no parts available, and never turn the engine over till the pump has been removed. this applies to any tractor with that pump . i also have a 400 and am no way trying to turn it over till i get the pump off.
  15. rustred

    Sticky valve on a W30

    when the valve stem gets rust of gunk in it is is very hard to have them work freely. proper way is to remove the head , remove the valves and clean the guides with a valve stem brush. you will not get them free and clean any other hill billy way. your on the right track,... remove the head.
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