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Which JE baler to buy?
Both of these Balers are around the 5,000. range. withing a few dollars. Is that a decent price?- SamV
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Which JE baler to buy?
Group, 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. I do about 50 round bales a year these are 5x6 from this baler. I have 2 in my radar one is a JD 530 and the other is JD 385 Both look decent. Any...- SamV
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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 PIA but it is done. Thanks for the input on this.. -
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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.- SamV
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- Forum: John Deere
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Bulk Grease gun?
Group, 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 and 4 tractors, hay equipment , skid steer , excavator. etc. I go thru a lot of grease. Would it be worth the expense of getting one? Also air driven or hand... -
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Best Crowfoot wrenches for Hydraulic fittings?
Bob, Do you remember what the brand is? -
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Best Crowfoot wrenches for Hydraulic fittings?
Group, I have an older excavator (Kobelco K903b) and I need to get to a line that is deep in the machine and need a crowfoot to get to it. Is there any brand that is better for these hoses? I see regular configuration and then the flair nut versions. Looks to me that the flair nut version... -
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DIY alternative to Evaporust
Very Interesting. I never knew you could make it! -
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water and transmission temp gauges?
Evergreen restoration has what you need.- SamV
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Point me to used mini excavator parts??
If you join this forum they have a bunch of parts/repair manuals that you can access: https://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/app.php/dl_ext/ Hope this helps Sam- SamV
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- Forum: Crawlers, Loaders, Dozers and Backhoes
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JD 4020 Tach hold downs?
Does anybody have a couple of these laying around? # 24- SamV
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- Forum: John Deere
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JD 4020 Block heater testing?
Group, I have an OEM block heater on my 1968 model and I was testing the Ohms and it tests out at about 35 ohms google says 5-40 is good. I don't trust it so I am just confirming here. Also is more Ohms better or less? Sam- SamV
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- Forum: John Deere
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