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    tree pusher

    Does anyone use a tree pusher on a larger Cat dozer (D7-D8 size)? I have built tree pushers, but have had problems with bending when large enough trees are encountered. We usually use 4 and 6 inch heavy wall square tubing for the frames and braces. the pusher mounts to the top of the standard...
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    Pony Lights

    does anyone have a source for lights that are identical to the original for a 49 pony? i do know that lights were not on the tractors from the factory, but were available for field installation from the massey dealer.
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    Pony Culitvator Mounts

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    One-Ninety vs. 200

    What is the difference between a One-Ninety XT and a 200? One of the guys I work for has a One-Ninety XT. I love that tractor and was looking for one but about all i can find is a 200. is the 200 an updated version of the One-Ninety XT?
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    Pony Culitvator Mounts

    Does anyone have some pictures of a Pony with the culitvators installed? I am trying to figure out how they attach to the tractor as I am wanting to belly mount a grader blade that clamps to a toolbar. If anyone has pictures they could email to me, thatwould be great.
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    Tecumseh 8hp engine

    Does anyone have experience with a Tecumseh TVXL195 8hp engine not wanting to start when cold but starting on the first pull when warm? It will not start when cold unless you crank it forever or use starting fluid. There is no electric starter on this engine. I have also removed the muffler...
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    Fuel Tank

    I just finished up building a new fuel tank for my deere 70 lawn tractor. Would it be a good idea to seal the tank or should i just use it? If I were to seal it, what would the product of choice be? The tank is 4x6x3/16" steel square tubing with 3/16" plate on the ends.
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    1947 B spark plugs

    I run champion 516(D16) plugs in our 48 B. There is just enough room to get the 7/8 or 13/16 socket on a ratchet in there. i haven't had a problem with any Chamion plugs that I get from our local Carquest parts store (then again we have a few excellent parts men up here).
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    1947 B spark plugs

    I run champion 516(D16) plugs in our 48 B. There is just enough room to get the 7/8 or 13/16 socket on a ratchet in there. i haven't had a problem with any Chamion plugs that I get from our local Carquest parts store (then again we have a few excellent parts men up here).
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    LX280 LAWN TRACTOR CARBURETOR ICING

    I believe your problem is caused by water in your fuel. we never have a lick of trouble from our LX280.
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