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    Small engine guys??

    I have also had good luck with ATF in carburetors that are a touch gummy.
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    Torch tip identification

    No problem. I'd like to see a picture of the torch. I used my share of cutting torches, never saw a tip like that.
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    Torch tip identification

    Never seen one that. The one below looks like it. It says compatible with Meco. Cutting Tip Acet Med PH | Oxy-Fuel | American Torch Tip https://share.google/EbdBnKj1iXhioxIsk
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    Valve lapping tools

    I bought a Lisle brand from Amazon. It was fine. Not as good as the old ones, but serviceable. Make sure they are oil free and add a dab of spit. https://a.co/d/069VMB3u
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    1999 F250 fuel pump replacement???

    I'd trouble shoot it before changing a bunch of parts. Does it have any fuel pressure? Could it be the anti theft system? Is there power going to the Coils? Maybe spray some 2 + 2 in the intake and see if it fires?
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    Wix, fuel filter, or JD filter

    I have a JD mower, they seem competitive on price for parts. I bought a dethaching rake last year. It was more than an Agri-Fab but much better quality. I have three Fords. My 2011 F150, a 1999 Mustang GT, and my wife's 2026 Explorer ST. 4 years ago I was at the dealership and talking with the...
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    Reverse Mortgage

    John T, Mike, and Ron sum it up well. You'd be best to talk to a financial planner. Two thoughts: Advice is worth what you pay for it. You won't know if you have a bad accountant (sub doctor or lawyer here) until it's too late. Good luck.
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    Looking to sell MF 30B...how to find value?

    Where's the hood? How many hours? How are the fluids? What shape are the hydraulic hoses in? Do the wheels have ballast in them? What is your location?
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    MF 220 Backhoe 3point pillow bearing block

    It looks like the weight of the hoe arm is supported by that bearing. If that is the case, I don't think a pillow block is ever going to support that kind of weight. Especially in transport. You might be better off with an "L" bracket with a bushing pressed in and a thrust bearing...
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    Electrical Question

    What breaker does the panel say it accepts? You need to cross the breakers listed for that panel, not the breakers that are in it. Edit: Correct for a Challenger "C" (or Thomas & Betts) is an Eaton/ Cutler- Hammer CL. (Type BR was incorrect. I Believe CH called it a BR Type breaker.)...
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    16.5 tires

    My dad had a '78 F250 with 16.5" rims. In the late 90's he switched them to 16" rims because the 16.5's were limited and expensive. New 16" rims and tires were cheaper than 4- 16.5 tires. He almost always ran Goodyear Wrangler. I don’t remember GM using that size at all. Were 16.5" Ford specific?
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    Heat resistant metal advice please

    Hardox is Saab's brand name for AR. It comes in different grades.
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    Heat resistant metal advice please

    Design has a lot to do with it. Why did it Crack? Any pictures? 304 Stainless might be the answer if it could expand and contract freely. AR isn't really common. We stock some AR400. If you you only need 2 square ft, you would need to find a shop that has and will sell you a drop. Usually the...
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    Antifreeze in your tires?

    Good point.
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    Antifreeze in your tires?

    I'm not sure what your question is. I'm using 50/50 washer fluid mixed from concentrate in my old tractor loader. 14.9 x 24s. It's not as heavy as Calcium Choride, but my tractor sits unattended in the winter. I felt it was a fair trade in case the fluid leaked out (and I don’t notice it for...
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