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    New Holland TC30 no crank

    Starter static test passes.
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    New Holland TC30 no crank

    I'm at the point where the fault is either the safety controller or the starter. I have bypassed all the sensors, check fuses, replaced key switch, double check the battery and associated connectors. Turn the key to start and nothing, not even a peep. I can do that static check of the starter...
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    New Holland TC30 no crank

    I hate to trouble y'all with stupid problems but yesterday my TC30 would not crank to start. All other indications are the battery is good. Turn the ignition switch to start and nothing happens. I've concluded the trouble is in the safety system, as in a safety switch or relay or safety...
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    Kut-Kwick mower

    This machine is still a mystery to me especially the drive mechanisim. Still looking for any documentation. I'm attaching some pichures but it is parked in the shed so hopefully they are good nuff for the moment. The engine is single cylinder Wisconsin and began misbehaving last summer with a...
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    Sextant

    I once read instructions for using a sextant; no way I could figure it out in real life. Simply mystifying to me.
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    Stock trailer rebuild project

    I appreciate the step-by-step pictures. I feel like it makes me a better project handyman. Kinda like FarmerSam used to do. Thanks, Michael
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    First Oil change in 20+ yr it running Allis B 19389

    You probably know this and yours may be different, but on my 39B, there is a riser tube extending through the oil filter that needs to stay with the filter base not with the filter when you take it off. If it comes out when you remove the filter be sure to save it and not discard it with the...
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    Todays snow.

    That's nasty
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    1938 allis B turn over

    Meant to say "on My 39-B"
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    1938 allis B turn over

    That's where 39-B engine serial# is. I don't think you'll ever see it by looking from the side. Imagine sitting in the driver's seat looking straight down the steering shaft at the rear of the engine at the very top. There is a flat on the engine with the number stamped (see picture). Of course...
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    Lift trucks

    Thank You for educating me and what you say makes perfect sense. Michael
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    Advice from leadlight workers or soldering experts please .

    Different alloy of solder? Moving too slow? I really have no idea, sorry. Michael
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    Lift trucks

    Go ahead and laugh but my silly thought has been so the hydraulic cylinder would stay full of oil and not be prone to rust since it isn't chromed inside like the ram is. That's my uneducated mind at work. Michael
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    A clean organized or cluttered up messy shop?

    Me: too cluttered to call it a shop but dang I do a lot of stuff in there and still have room to park two tractors, 4-wheeler, lawn mower and other sort of stuff plus hang a deer once in a while. I'm embarrassed but there is no way to clean it up and still be functional. Oh well, I guess I'll...
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    Introduction: New Manager of Yesterday's Tractors

    Thanks for the introduction and welcome for joining us. Michael
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