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    Stepped-up Mowing?

    This is another post about Sherman add-on transmissions. My recently bought '46 2N has a Sherman Step-Up, which I haven't expected to have much use for, thinking of it like overdrive on a car trans. But after reading the original brochure posted on another site (...
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    over riding clutch

    Regarding the ORC sdding too much length to attach a brushhog drive shaft. That almost happens with my 2N when trying to connect my Wood M5...but if I lower the front end of the mower *all the way to the ground*, I have just enough clearance to connect them. When I raise the Woods to operating...
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    New govt law in June?

    Usually there isn't a restriction like this unless there have already been a lot of unintended victims, like when 4-way stop signs finally appear a an intersection after the community decided it didn't want to live through another fatality because nobody was paying attention to the yield sign on...
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    disc/harrow

    I think you could reduce the ridges also by either overlapping passes or using a criss-cross pattern -- which an old ag book I have recommends for preparing a seed bed. If your just want to break yo the crust, not dig it down much or move much dirt around, dragging a tooth harrow might be...
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    Carberator Problem Update

    Are you saying that putting that old seat back in place solved the gasket "sweating gas", too? I recently traded in my 41 9N that wasn't working and needed something like a resortaion for a recently reconditioned 46 2N with a loader. Many years ago I had rebuilt the carb on the 9N, with no...
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    what is it

    I have a 3-pt one that must be 5 feet wide. As with a disk (harrow), you can weight them with concrete blocks. I don't think I have seen someone using one of these in a field for some years. You're more likely to see the individual wheels welded to a piece of rebar, painted with rustoleum...
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    Pls help

    If my sediment bowl is getting too dirty, there can be a fuel restriction somewhere that lets enough fuel through to run a low rpm, but I get power loss and missing when I try to throttle up. Then I clean the sediment bowl and screen, the fuel line, and the screen in the elbow going into the...
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