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    Actually about a tractor.

    Okay. Thanks for the schooling. Guess you CAN teach an old dog! Scott D Orbaker in NY
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    Actually about a tractor.

    Are you sure it's an R model? Looks more like an 820/830. All the pictures I've found of Rs are all green, no yellow on the side of hood or dogleg. The 1 exception was one labeled as a diesel. Just wondering. Scott D Orbaker in NY
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    621-62 tug help

    akguy34, Welcome to the forum. I believe that tractor was originally a 6 volt, positive ground system. If it was upgraded to a 12 volt, may have change to a negative ground. As for that button, that is(was) the starter button. Of course that may have been change too. Good luck and enjoy. Scott
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    I'm calling it quits-a bit long

    redtom, Congratulations on your retirement. I'm a little older than you but unfortunately not in a position to retire yet. Worked 4 1/2 years for my Dad in his liquor store then went to work as an armed security officer at a nuclear power plant for 37 years. Failed my Physical Fitness Test...
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    Picture Of The Day

    Guido, It is a mason style jar. I believe the anchor with an H may stand for Anchor-Hocking the actual manufacturer of the jar. Scott in NY
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    8 point sockets

    As J Hamilton's picture shows, a 12 point will fit on a square nut but it grips the corners not the flats. This increases the chances of rounding it off especially if you're working on something old and rusty.
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    1959 641?

    Saw this on the Rochester NY Craigslist. Seller says it's a 1959 641,however the "cyclops" emblem clearly says "Jubilee". Obviously been repainted a couple times and I know sheet metal could have been changed but I wanted some other opinions. I am somewhat familiar with the Hundred and "01"...
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    Hi-lift repair kit

    I have my late Grandfather's Handyman jack ( a forerunner to to the Hi Lift). He owned a feed mill and sold Handyman jacks. Somewhere I have a bag of repair parts for it (pins springs locking levers). Some years ago I sold 1 of the levers to someone on YT that needed it.
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    Not a tractor but interesting

    Sorry. Forgot the link. https://rochester.craigslist.org/grd/d/perry-oliver-outboard-motor/7183530381.html
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    Not a tractor but interesting

    Just saw this on the Rochester, NY Craigslist. Thought maybe 1 of you Oliver guys might be intered. Scott
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    Stuff is getting chincher

    Hey vet Your description of your house wiring sounds like the farm house on the old "Green Acres" tv show.
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    Literature on CL

    Just saw this on the Rochester, NY Craigslist. Thought someone here might be interested. https://rochester.craigslist.org/atq/d/pittsford-reduced-vintage-farm/7167782840.html
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    inverter to power sump pump ?

    jcarroll Volts X Amps = Watts. At the values you list you would need a inverter rated for 1140 watts at a minimum. Scott
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    Off Topiingc-Subflooring

    showcrop Have you used Advantech? How is it holding up?
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    Jubilee

    Oddest looking Jubilee I've ever seen. The guy obviously doesn't know what he has.
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