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    need help with 4010

    i have rebuilt a thousand of them and heating the ring is the only easy way to do it.I also use a drill press I chuck a small pin punch in the chuck and crank the table of the drill press to push the plunger down.Older tractor mechanic showed me that trick about 16 years ago when i first started...
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    JD 2555 clutch problem? Hydraulic Problem? Both?

    good point i was reading though here and didnt even think about it not having a hi/lo until he was talking about the pto . Not to many 2555 set up like this one.
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    John Deere 6410

    suction pipe
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    Baby calf prices

    i would not buy to many day old bull calves.They should have colostrum for a good three days.I have a lot of trouble with calves that have not after they get around 300 pounds.Best thing for you to do is drive around and find a guy you can trust.look around his place bucket calve can be tricky...
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    Case IH DX29 hydraulics

    just use one of your loader couplers to run somethings.You just need some hose that will reach to where your loader plugs in and your set.Use the bucket coupler that way you can still raise your boom.
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    JD 4840 Hydraulics Question

    I agree with jd too.I think young kids dont get the training like i did when i started in the dealer ship. Now a day they are so worried about money they dont want to pay the new guys to work with the older mechanics.On your 4840 i always say if man made it man can fix it.It seams to me there is...
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    4755 good or bad?

    why
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    Tractor Air Conditioner Questsion

    Try turning the screw in on the expansion valve about a 1/4 turn. It will make them get colder.
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    Tractor Air Conditioner Questsion

    adding oil to a system that is full of oil already is a bad idea.It means you will buying a compressor soon.I always flush the complete system.But i have to stand behind my work and if it goes bad its on me.So i do it right the first time when its on there bill.
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    Over filled my transmission

    the only time you screw a dip stick down on a deere is if it is printed to screw it down on the dip stick.And that much is not going to hurt it, if its like most 410 s i have worked on it will leak it out soon.
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    1206 slowly going back together today

    next time you have a 500 dollar 1206 with a bad piston let me know. i will take a truck load of them i have seen four sell this year.they was all rough and worn out and still brought 6500 to 9500 dollars
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