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NAA Suggested Shop Service Manuals Insight Needed
I have had real good luck purchasing reproduction manuals through ETSY, including for some not so common tractors.- SkipperII
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- Forum: Restoration Processes
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3600 Muffler / Exhaust Options
Or get/make the parts for the horizontal exhaust, and run it under the left step plate. -
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4620 Hyd. Couplers
Working on a 4620. The rear remote couplers have been converted from JD, to pioneer style. Do the use the same, or different seal kits. Does anyone know the part numbers. Thanks in advance.- SkipperII
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- Forum: John Deere
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Long 610 - Air Filter
Don't know anything about the Longs. On the Fords, oil bath cleaners, the wire mesh media would get coated, and plugged with a dirt oil mix. We would soak it with solvent, or diesel for a bit, then set it on fire, with a torch. The trick is, to not get it too hot, and destroy the mesh. After... -
Strange construction sighting
When one of those tilt ups contents catches fire, you better be able to calculate the height of the wall, and stay farther away than that distance. When the steel connectors fail from heat impingement, they have a tnedency to fall outward, in a dramatic fashion. Safest place is at the corners. -
Trailer recommendation
On our light fleet vehicles, we estimated three sets of front brake pads to one set of rear shoes.- SkipperII
- Post #33
- Forum: Tractor Transporting - Q&A (NOT FOR HIRE)
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Power Block and Driver for Power Steering
Suggest that you also post this down on the John Deere page.- SkipperII
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Sparkie-Meister solves again!
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Farm update
Well, it wasn't an Oliver, but as a kid, I drug a little Case through oat, and wheat fields, and it did a great job, as long as everything was in good order.- SkipperII
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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baur angle grinder
Picked one up when my 30+ year old Makita died on me. Used it a couple days ago, to cut a cobbled up cab off a tractor. It worked just fine. -
Unique older fabrication need help identifying
For identity, try cleaning off the id tag in the picture. To repair or replace, remove it and take it to a hydraulic shop, if you can't id it.- SkipperII
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- Forum: Fabrication Projects & Discussion
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Memories of Years Gone By.
Mom with the wooden spoon, dad with the razor strap. Made the mistake of running from dad, only once. He was a lot quicker than extimated. -
1963 Super Major tombstone
I don't remember there being any difference, but never had a reason to replace one either.
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