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    T-9 / TD-9 Radiators

    I recently found two Hough loaders with 9 series international gas engines that were about to be scrapped. They appear to have T-9 sheet metal and radiators. I bought the heads off both of them as well as other common easy to get at parts and sheet metal. My question is, are the radiators worth...
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    T-9 Radiators

    I recently found two Hough loaders with 9 series gas engines that were about to be scrapped. They appear to have T-9 sheet metal and radiators. I bought the heads off both of them as well as other common easy to get at parts and sheet metal. My question is, are the radiators worth removing? They...
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    IH 340 steering planetary

    I removed the transmission cover on my 340 tonight since it was hytrans leaking through the gasket. The man I purchased the crawler from had recently replaced the steering clutch shoes. However I discovered that the rotors that form the planetary sun gears are badly grooved, causing accelerated...
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    T340 brakes

    I am trying to put new brakes on a t340 cralwer. I have spilt the track open and not I am trying to take the final drives off to get the brakes. However I can not seem to get the final drive housing apart from the rest of the tractor. My question is, can I take this final drive off without...
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    TD340 brakes

    I recently bought a td340, and I have gone through and adjusted every thing according to the manuel. However the brakes seem to work intermitantly. The dozer will turn great when you first start it up but the brakes will begin to fade after a few minutes of work. the dozer sat for a few years...
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    H4 magneto shorting

    I just put points and a condenser in an H4 magneto and built a little jig so that I can bench test it with a cordless drill. The problem I have is that I am getting current jumping from the output of the coil cap to the knobs in the casting where the latch that holds the distrbutor cap is. The...
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    TD-340

    Are the brake pads and rotors that drive and steer drive a 340 crawler still availbe? Any aftermarket manufactures?
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    md and wd-9 fuel lines

    I ment to ask if wd-6 supply and return fuel lines are intarchagle able with md lines. I have thought about buying the new lines from OEM but they are listed as MD lines and they do not know if they will work on a wd-6.
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    md and wd-9 fuel lines

    I ment to say wd-6 in the title not wd-9
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    md and wd-9 fuel lines

    I ment to say wd-6 in the title not wd-9
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    md and wd-9 fuel lines

    Will the supply and return fuel lines from an md fit on a wd-6? Or can they be made to fit with some modification?
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    Rocker shaft oil journal

    I just bought a w-9 whaich I have been working on getting up and running. When I was setting the clearance on the valve tappets, I noticed that the rocker shaft assembly was dry. When I ran the tractor with the valve cover off, no oil came up. Tonight I removed the head to see if there was a...
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    Industrial series tractors

    I am currently restoring an I-9 that has the hydraulic brakes option. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with the hydaulic brakes on these tractors, I know they are not common. I am in need new cups for the wheel cylinders but I am not sure where to look for them. They are L type...
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    sticking clutch

    The first thing I did when this started happening was grease the clutch assembly. There was a puddle of oil that accumulated over the plate at the bottom. I think it got flung up on the friction disk and causing problems. I am confident everything is working as it should mechanically.
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    sticking clutch

    It is wet under the rear of the engine, do you think an oil soaked friction disk would cause it to sick fast to the flywheel or pressure plate?
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