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SSamV replied to the thread Old Wrench.Kinda looks like a railroad wrench from my perspective.
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SYesterday. 63' 3010D, 63' 4010D, 69' 4020D, 75' 4430 (was dad's). As I was taking the picture, it struck me that this was pretty much...
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SSamV replied to the thread Shredder help!.The manufacturer before Rhino was Servis and they are hard to find parts for. I have one similar to yours . Find s Rhino dealer and...
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SSamV replied to the thread Which JE baler to buy?.Well the 530 sold, They were asking 5500 but I don't know what they actually sold it for. It was nice. Now I am looking at a 2005 JD...
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SSamV replied to the thread Which JE baler to buy?.Both of these Balers are around the 5,000. range. withing a few dollars. Is that a decent price?
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SAlmost any later model rd baler is an improvement over a JD 510 rd baler. I would choose 530 that will have auto bale wrapping vs nearly...
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SGroup, I am currently using a JD 510 round baler and it works..... Belly belts are really bad and I am in the market for a newer one...
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SBought an antique or maybe vintage 896 rake. It's worn out, but she'll still rake what I need. I did notice that the left side wouldn't...
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SSamV replied to the thread Best Crowfoot wrenches for Hydraulic fittings?.Well an update on this. I ordered a cheap set. 65.00 on Amazon and with a little bit of heat and that set I got the lines off. What A...
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SYear and transmission type?
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SSamV replied to the thread John Deere B fuel problems.I think that you should set the needles about 1 1/2 turns out from seat and start there. Also like above was stated check the float level.
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SAir-driven for sure; a hand pump would be tedious to use IMO. I have my-now unused, 5G pail Aro brand grease gun W/ 5' hose, in the...
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SGroup, I have been think about getting a bulk grease gun but not sure if it is worth it or not.? I have a small farm. about 100 acres...
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SSamV reacted to Hobo,NC's post in the thread Best Crowfoot wrenches for Hydraulic fittings? with
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This is why mechanic have so many tools : ) I hope you get lucky and a standard 6 point style crow foot does the job. The cheap ones are... -
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If you even can drag it out one of mine is in the belly pan of a dozer
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