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    McCormick Deering 10-20 float adjustment

    1928 McCormick-Deering 10-20 how to adjust float. Measurements from top of carb bowl to top of cork float
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    timing McCormick-Deering 10-20

    When timing a 1928 McCormick-Deering 10-20 should the spark advance on the mag be in the bottom position or upper position
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    Calcium Chloride or antifreeze???

    Last year I purchased rear rims and tubes. Had the tires filled with Rim Guard (beet Juice). The tractor is a 1958 Ford Powermaster 13.6 x 28. The traction is much improved and now I will not have to worry about corrosion. The tire company said that was the best route to go. They highly...
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    Oliver horse drawn plow No. 20 question

    Thanks from Wayne
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    Oliver horse drawn plow No. 20 question

    I'm in the process of putting new handles and painting a horse drawn plow NO. 20. My Dad was born in 1911 and he used this plow as a young person. My question is on the moldboard is printed Oliver 20. Just wonder what the 20 stands for. Is it the size of the plow or the year it was made...
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    Dearborn Farming Equipment

    I also have a Dearborn 6' Lift-E lift type disk. Serial No. 56970. The wood bearing hub are not available for I have to use strips of metal with a mig welder to rebuild the hub bearings. I think the complete hub bearing housing are available but purchasing 8 of them was very costly. I use my...
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    871 center axle bushing and pin fit

    I just removed my radius bolt on a 801. Yes, very hard to hold. I was successful by using vice grips and then used a electric impact on the nut. The nut just came right off. Tried many ways using socket wrench with no success. The electric impact worked great.
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    Ford 801 1958 front axle pin replacing

    Trying to replace the front axle pin on a 1958 Ford 801. When I removed the pin the threads on the pin are worn off on part of the pin and also the threads are worn off on the tractor mount where the pin screws into the tractor mount. How do I install a new threaded pin when the threads are...
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    50's Ford grey paint?

    I got my info from external_link. link_disallowed They remanufacture Ford tractors. They told me that the grey paint color was the same 8N thru 800 series. I visited their site in northern Indiana. They also sell paint. Look on their website at their paint and the grey is the same. I painted...
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    50's Ford grey paint?

    I use Martin Senour paint from NAPA. Single Stage Urethane Enamel. 55-2169159-A/3732 gray. I'm well pleased and sometimes I use a clear over the single stage urethane and that makes a high gloss. I also use a hardener in the single stage enamel.
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    McCormick 10-20

    Rice Equipment [email protected] 814-226-9200 I own my father's 1928 McCormick-Deering 10-20 and that is where I my cork carb. float. His first tractor after horses and steam engine. Wayne Wiseman
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    Paint Code for 1958 Ford 861

    Need paint code for 1958 Ford 801, model 861. Red/orange color of paint. Will be using NAPA single stage urethane with hardener. Thanks
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    paint

    I have used external_link paint many years ago and painted a 1958 Ford 801. Still looks great but it never sits outside. Well pleased with the paint. Also, buy parts from them and also took a tour of their business. At that time it was in Wilkerson, Indiana. They have moved a few miles now. I...
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    kind of off subject: tater beetles

    I had a lot of problems with the potato bug and then the bugs started eating my tomatoes. I was about to give up and a local feed store told me about Captain Jack Deadbug. It really works great. Only have to spray once or twice in a growing season. Happy gardening. - Wayne Wiseman
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