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    The magical disappearing freeze plug

    Just returned from running my 2N for the first time in just over a month. Checked fluids before she started, all looked and smelled good. Started fine, ran strong without stumbling. Hauled some bagged manure over to my garden plot and drove over to hook up my disk and I noticed smoking from...
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    Sciatica

    i suffer from that everyday. no meds helped, i found, that when i wrapped my affected leg, with an ace bandage, below the knee to my ankle to help support my weight in my lower leg. in two weeks, pain subsided. i get flare ups, i wrap leg back up n by noon i take it off n good for rest of day...
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    400 series sleeves

    thanks owen. the reason i was asking, was, im boring a set to use in another project, and ive bored several sets in the past, and they seemed to be hardened in the bore. found out, that cyl temps literally bake the cyl wall making them hard. i bought a new set n boring em n they bored like...
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    400 series sleeves

    is there a difference, between the sleeves in a naturally aspirated, vs turbo charged sleeve? are some hardened in the bore, and some not? thanks in advance.
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    Safe RPM (excluding 2cyl Deere)

    when this grand sport evolved into a professional series, based on the criteria that was available back then, which was nebraska test charts, everyone had no real complaints, and the ones that did, changed their chassis to match the highest rpms allowed. that was the safest measure in my...
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    high rpm farmall h

    i dont know anyone spinning a 5.75 or a 6 above 2400. if stock rods are done right, you dont need to harden them. someone was advertizing steel flywheels for the M, located in wisconsin maybe? if your gonna turn rpm over 2500, you may as well find a kerosine head to decompress it so it will be...
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    high rpm farmall h

    have the rods totally reconditioned, pay attention to wrist pin bores, not all of em are bored perfectly straight. get the crank balanced, id find a steel flywheel, mite live at 3000rpm for a while.
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    Farmall M carb.

    806 bowls, have larger metering stem, and throttle body has an extra passage in the side to deliver more fuel. he could get away with simply installing a 6cyl carb bowl on and deliver more fuel thru the throat. its possible, that in our area, our stations have more ethanol in the fuel to warrant...
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    Farmall M carb.

    main jet, .085 to .110. bottom two holes in metering stem, .080.
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    Farmall M carb.

    needs more run time to get rings broke in. get it good n warmed up n retorque the head n manifold, reset valve lash to book spec. if your running points, recheck your point gap. if your running a12v coil, make sure its not getting too hot to the touch. takes bout 5 to 8 good hours of run time to...
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    A little trivia.

    270.00
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    New facebook fan page

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    can anyone help id m farmall head ?

    my guess is 8574. looks like its been milled, n a 8060 deck is not as thick as 8574. looks thick still where water passages below the spark plugs.
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    over bore 46 farmall m

    you need 100hp to be a good start. ive seen super m on dyno, with lp head in the low 80s n they have fun. get more weight off it. more movable weight, better balance gets distance. shoot me an email. can tell ya a few hints.
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    450 LP Gas Head With Fire Crater Pistons on M?

    if they have the tall bumps, wont clear, short bumps will clear. the red power and confortmatic pistons in the new kits clear n make good power.
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