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    Resistor

    As I thought thanks!!
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    Resistor

    Am switching a 1953 Ford NAA Jubilee over from 6 to 12 volts.thought i heard you don't need a resistor if your using a 12 volt coil Is there any truth to that rumor??
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    For sale Minneapolis Moline Jet Star

    For Sale is my 1961 MINNEAPOLIS Moline Jet Star Equipped with a snow plow, a 6 ft 3 point t snow blower. Front and rear hydrulics,power steering. New Tires all around engine was rececently gone thru, rings rods, pistons etc,etc. If you get serious i can fill you in on the rest of what's else...
    $3,000.00
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    Rear bearings and seals 1961 Minneapolis moline Jet Star

    Replacing the leaky seals and bearings. This is turning into a little more than i expected I have one side down to the bearings trying to think of a Way to get them off the axel Can’t find a puller with a 9 or 10 inch reach Thinking about making one my self. Saw one a guy made on you tube to...
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    Weight limit on a Jet Star 3 point

    Great thanks !
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    Weight limit on a Jet Star 3 point

    Any body know what the weight limit on a 1961 Jet Star thre point hitch system? Thinking about making a weight for the three point. Going to put a plow on the front of it to move the snow next season, and the weight on the back has to help the traction. dont really want to load the tires
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    Bolt Holes? in botom of the Bell Housing Jet Star

    All good information, thanks!
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    Bolt Holes? in botom of the Bell Housing Jet Star

    Kinda what i thought. Thanks for your input, going to have to wait till summer
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    Bolt Holes? in botom of the Bell Housing Jet Star

    I was doing some maintance on my Jet Star when I noticed a drop of Black oil driping from the botom of the bal housing.Checking further I discovered this oil was comming from two holes in bottom of the bell housing and they were packed full of dirt. I attempted to clean out the holes with a...
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    Oil pump removal 1961 Jet Star

    Thank you, and don’t I feel foolish
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    Oil pump removal 1961 Jet Star

    I have the parts manual, I also have the shop manual as well as the owners manua I bought the tractor for a project it was sized up been sitting out side for 9 or 10 years lots of water in engine and transmission and rear end Tore the engine down heads and jugs to the machine shop. Pistons...
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    Oil pump removal 1961 Jet Star

    I am in the process of replacing the oil pump on my 1961 Jet Stat. Looked easy enough, take off 4 nuts remove the l’olfactive pump install the new pump. Isn’t quite that simple. Nuts are off And that old pump does it to remove its self from the engine.Block. Anybody replaced an oil pump...
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    Model name or letters

    I need a little help in regards to the model name ( Jet Star) as opposed to a model letter or letters( ZTU ). I have a 1961 MM Jet Star engine ser #16303552, ser# on Frame 16501226. Model #206L-4. Never quite understood the difference if nor have had any reason to up until now. Thanks!
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    Auto trans fluid replacing Type A atf as Hyd fluid

    Doing some research I came across this, wonder if any body has ever used it 50% Dextron III compatible atf 50% Type f atf Mix the two together and you have a atf Druid that closely resembles the Type A atf that was originally called for in your Hyd System. Anybody ever used this. in the Jet...
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    1964 Minneapolis moline jet star A T F

    Been doing some research on ATF type A I learned that auto trans fluid type A was done away with back in 50’s. I also leared that if you mix equal parts of ATF with dextron III and type F you get a very close match to the original type A automatic transmission fluid which was originally...
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