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    Got the super h running

    I like to run em ,no load for 20-30 minutes alternating rpm,s. Then I take it out for a ride in 4th if its a 5 speed and get the temp up.I think alot of poeple are a bit shy of heating a new motor up, but It is necessary to seat the rings and not glaze the walls. after this while its still hot...
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    w 450D

    Did you get that one that was on Ebay? We have a narrow 450diesel. They are a cool machine to run. I drove ours home from an auction 5 1/2 hours of great scenery!
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    F14

    I would say yes. If the manifold is not too rotten and has compression it should be able to run without too much toil. They are a neat machine to see and hear running. Theres a cool video on youtube about the F series, the W,s and the trac tractor, cant remenber the mane but with some poking you...
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    cotton m

    Hi. Can anyone tell me production figures for a cotton M or MCH tractor? Also what is the x20a spec - for the engine? Im assuming its like the x1 for high compression, but may be way off. I thought I read these have a different gear set and make a good puller. Anyone have any input? Thanks.
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    head swap

    Zach. sounds good if there are definately no cracks. Ive bought 2 now and both have been cracked and would cost more to fix than I spent making them unusable. Do you know the casting# or if its a kero-gas-lp head? Im in ashville N.Y. 716-782-3110
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    mf 95 diesel info

    looking at a 95 diesel for antique pulling, cant find much production info. know its a minnie in disguise. was there a factory fire for mf? and info you guys have on dates/power?
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    head swap

    Does anyone know if the head off a 504,s c153 engine will swap onto a H's c152???
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    What Battery Do I Need For an H

    Imeasured the box on the 1941H and it is (inside dimentions) width 9" height 8" and depth 7-3/8". Most 8volt batteries Ive seen are too wide for the stock boxes, but Ive only had two trying 8v and returned to 6v, one super a and one 2N ford. H's seem plentifull around western NY here. let...
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    What Battery Do I Need For an H

    Ill measure my box tommorrow and shoot you some dimensions. Call me a purist but if it was 6V, Id leave it a 6V. Same with the generator. Factory equiptment works! Too cool to get gramps machine, Good luck
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    h head milling

    How much can you safely mill off an H head to jump up compression a bit. I have a factory x1 hi comp motor, but am looking for a little more power for pulling without bending the rules too much or closing in on clearences to the piston/valves. Anyone been there?
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    case vac fuel problems

    Could be some rust or sediment made it into the carb, or it could possibly be a bad condenser in the distributor. Does it die out when pulling a load?
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    cockshutt 60 belt

    Looking for info on the correct size belt for our 60 row crop. I measure about 5/8 x 40". but noone has a listing Ive found. 5l400?bp32? It blew off at the last pull and someone tossed it off the track before I could catch em, so I have just the tape and an old woods 5/8 "jump rope " belt to...
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    fordson f magneto

    Hi. My sons 1927 F has been fitted with an unusual looking magneto replacing the coil boxes most had. Werethese ever an option or just aftermarket improvments. It looks as if it could have been stock it fits so nice! Mabey some day well hear it run.HA HA
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    h head crack,

    Ive got a nice Ebay head with a deeper crack than the one I pulled...I can live with that. How can I fix it?.I can stick,mig, gas weld. Heard lots of remedies like melting in old piston ringd(cast) after heated, but the head has a "tube" Ill call it, through for the bolt, is in the jacket area...
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