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    S series belt pulley shaft bearing replacement question

    Anyone know if the bearings on a Case SO belt pulley shaft can be replaced without disassembling transmission or splitting tractor? Service manual shows procedure for removing shaft, which involves major disassembly of transmission components. Could the bearings be pulled off the shaft without...
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    Looking for an SO headlight mounting bracket

    Thanks for the heads up, but if you're referring to the one that greenbackin has listed, that one is for the rear light.
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    Looking for an SO headlight mounting bracket

    Anyone out there in tractor land have one of these mounting brackets for a 49 Case SO ? It doesn't have any legible casting numbers on it, but if you have something that looks like this we can check the measurements to verify it's the same. Any leads appreciated, thanks...Tom
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    Model B Pushrod Tubes

    Thank you for the clarification on the quantity used on the later Tractors, there definitely aren't any on the two outer push rod holes on my 48. They were apparently replaced at some point, but were allowing coolant into the rocker area. Unfortunately the pulling method I had posted pictures...
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    oil for the valves for a model B

    Here are some Pictures I collected on this , I have seen 10 different sealant recommendations from 10 different people I'm sure someone will chime in. While on the subject, I was under the impression that a late Styled B used 4 pushrod sleeves, after pulling the rocker assembly off it appears...
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    Cant delete photo ads

    I have four photo ads that I cant delete, I input the ad # and pin and it says ad not found, What am I doing wrong?
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    1939 B Push Rod Sleeve

    Pictures I saved from another post on this subject...
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    300 Utility What is it?

    I was thinking probably a weephole, I have been fixing leaks on this tractor since I acquired it about 8 years ago, it's nickname is Dr Leaky. It probably has been seeping for some time, I finally got the hydraulic valves to quit leaking and I could actually park it on the driveway without...
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    300 Utility What is it?

    After a run down the road in high gear my 300 utility left a small puddle of oil on the floor right under the lockout plate for the torque amplifier. It appeared to be leaking out of the case, after digging around a little there was about a 1/2 hole plugged up with old grease that doesn't have...
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    '59 John Deere 435-D Steering Wheel?

    If you still have the original steering wheel you can have it professionally recovered by Jerry Trcka. Like buying a NOS. Contact
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    MT Radiator Install Problems

    While not familiar with the MT, Many tractors and other vehicles have some type of a rubber pad or bushing between the bottom of the tank and the mounting surface. Is it possible they were not installed, or were much thinner than the originals?
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    John Deere M correct generator

    Here is source for the correct generator for your tractor. I have purchase from him and his product and service is fantastic. 3 brush generator
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    Leak-proof sediment bowl valve

    I paid $175.00 for one of those less than a year ago, recently have lots of gas in the crankcase of my styled D. Fuel tank is clean, looks amazing but same problems as the $20.00 cheep ones. My post on 12/05/21
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    175.00 Sediment bowl fail

    After all the rave reviews I saw regarding the reproduced Marvel Schebler 1/2 turn two cylinder fuel valve I broke down and bought one. I had just spent over two years and a ridiculous amount of money doing a major mechanical restoration on my '46 Styled D and figured what the heck, might as...
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    MC Starter Rebuild

    I recently got a 12 volt generator from him and I'm also very happy with the unit, looks and works as new. About $40.00 shipping both ways from California.
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