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    pulling a ih 770 5/16 plow on land???? is it possible?

    Looking at a 5/16 770 pull plow that I would like to pull on land with an 806 wheatland, does anyone know if I can move the hitch enough to get the job done and still pull straight??? Thanks, Junky
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    John Deere a down for the count

    Got all 3 thanks for the replies guys.....I have been around this tractor for 35 years....it has been very consistent, turn on the gas, count to ten, pull ou the choke halfway and press the foot switch and it is running......it did that, died and now it won't start.....I'm stumped
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    John Deere a down for the count

    Guys went to start the ol a up the other day and pull it out of the the she'd. It barely made one revolution and was running like normal. I let it run for 30 minutes or so and shut it off. I went to pull it in it started right up again, ran for 30 seconds and died. It has plenty of spark, I just...
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    M5 vs M5

    Michael, I think you can't afford NOT to own them all! Let's be realistic about the value of either one of these tractors , in this day and age is that REALLY that much money? Both of these tractors have local history and call me sentimental but that means something. The fact that you know the...
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    C291 vs c263

    So are there any differences between the 263/291/301 cylinder head, intake, exhaust or carburetor?
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    C291 vs c263

    You know me all too well! :D
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    C291 vs c263

    is it as easy as dropping sleeves and pistons in or do you have to machine the block? Is the stroke the same as the 263/291???? I am pretty sure I am either going to have to do a head shim or meth injection even though the compression is only 7.5:1, more than likely meth injection because of the...
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    M5 vs M5

    micheal, not sure if you value my opinion or not but right now the only solid thing in the economy is ag, I have seen both of your tractors in person. If it were me I would keep them both. Right now money is cheap, even if you borrowed money from the bank odds are these tractors would appreciate...
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    C291 vs c263

    I am a slow learner and one of those guys that can't seem to leave anything alone. I am not happy until I break something. Got an 806 that is pretty healthy and I haven't broke it........yet!
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    C291 vs c263

    They are both 706 tractors, i am going to put one together with intentions of a keystone turbo set up and going to shoot for 125-150 hp. The 263 is complete and runs but has one bad valve, the 291 is torn down, stuck and I am missing the rocker arm assembly, valve cover and intake/exhaust...
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    C291 vs c263

    Trying to take 2 tractors and make one, what were the differences between the two engines, was it just bore size? Are the ccylinder heads the same? Which engine was better? Any help is appreciated! Junky
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    International 806 rear hydraulic cover

    Any chance of some pics of your set up?
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    International 806 rear hydraulic cover

    Hey guys, still working on getting my 806 correct before it goes to paint this winter (hopefully) and I am struggling to find the correct cover for the detent/remotes behind the seat. This tractor has 2 remotes and both the covers I have bought wll work on a single remote but not dual. My hoses...
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    706 with a c263 in need of a complete carb

    Like the post reads, looking for a complete carb set up for a 706 gas with a c263. I need one shipped to 61847, thanks Dustin 217-202-6055
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    706 2 point fast hitch to 3 point conversion.

    Guys I had a chance to pick up a 706 with a 2 point today, it was a no brainier deal, it was pouring down rain outside so I didn't spend a lot of time picking it apart. I did notice that the 2 point is pretty well worn out though. I do have a complete 3 point set up off of an 806. My question is...
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