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    Snap-on KR-691 Top Box lid struts

    Scootergmc, thank you for the info. Bought the pair on Amazon prime, put them on tonight, seem to be doing the trick. Thanks again!
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    Snap-on KR-691 Top Box lid struts

    Did not come with any struts. They were missing.
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    Snap-on KR-691 Top Box lid struts

    50”
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    Snap-on KR-691 Top Box lid struts

    Hello all. I do not have access to a dealer directly, so I thought I would ask here. I have a used snap on KR-691 top tool box missing the lid struts. I have done an online search, and get several different part numbers. Does anyone here know the actual part number? OR the specs of the...
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    Steps for a 3010

    August of 25' my youngest son and my dad went on a tractor drive, son on my 4020, dad on my 3010. After they got back to our place and my dad left, my son said, "Dad, you have to something for a step for Grandpa." So, this weekend I finally had some time to get after it. I do not like the look...
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    So what do I want, tractor wise.

    Skid loader. If you are not going to use as a mower, using it to clean out low post barn, size, 4wd, hydro, only thing missing would be 3 pt., but they seem to make every attachment for them nowadays. Just my $.02 and I don't even own a skid loader. Best of luck. Mike
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    Waiting for an opportunity to buy that tractor or piece of equipment

    In 2009, I restored a model N manure spreader for my dad to pull in my hometown's 125th. I received a manual with it and in the back was 1 or 2 pages talking about a "feeder wagon attachment" and it had a couple of illustrations. 2 years later, I found one near one of the towns I work in and...
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    Columbian 505 vise replacement jaws

    Here is a photo of a vise like the one I am trying to repair. Half of the top of the left jaw is broken and gone. No crack, just gone. I probably could cut the break clean and v-out and weld in a piece, but then how do I harden it? Just looking for a better idea.
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    Columbian 505 vise replacement jaws

    Thank you for the link, but I have looked at these types, and they are not tall enough. The jaws of this vise are about 1 1/3" tall, and are the full height of the cast part of the jaw, just not the top half.
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    Columbian 505 vise replacement jaws

    Neighbor brought me an old, very large, heavy Columbian model 505 vise with one of the jaws badly broken. He asked me if I could fix it for him. I found a place online that sells them for $169.95 + shipping. These jaws are NOT the bolt in style. They are in the shape of a "T" with the leg of...
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    What do you get...

    When you cross parts from a John Deere model 47 loader, a roof from a 6600 combine, and a guy that doesn't want to spend $2K for a canopy support and canopy? I still need to grind, sand blast and paint the canopy, and I was a week and a half behind schedule for the canopy, but turned out ok for me.
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    Farmall M driving me crazy

    If it is 12v, does it have the resistor in line?
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    3010/3020 engine replacement question

    Just saw this on a web site, and was wondering if this engine could be made to fit a 3010/3020? More curious than anything. Thanks Mike
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    Converting from pin-on the quick attach

    When looking at making the conversion, it seemed to make sense when making it, that twin tip was easier than trying to beef up the middle between the arms to accommodate the single tip. Also, when trying to roll back a round bale, the single tip just wouldn't cut it. Now, no issue. Surplus...
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    Converting from pin-on the quick attach

    I did it to my 48 loader 7-8 years ago. I made it a twin tip, like a model 148 first. Bought the quick attach pieces off of ebay and fabricated the rest. Has worked well since then and wished I would have done it sooner. Best of luck. Mike
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