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    Silo for Saturday

    It most probably would have had a feed bunker with an auger distributing the silage down to the end.
  2. Tgrasher

    Case 530ck torque tube leak

    It's most likely that the seal is not made anymore, but rather two seals of the same size will replace it, one facing in, one facing out. The new seals are flimsy and it's easy to distort one versus the old which was one piece and made from left over WWII tank metal. If you buy three, you won't...
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    Case 530ck torque tube leak

    Thought about your oil transference problem for a day and can't come up with anything but a leaking rear main seal. Went to my books that only cover the gas engine but did find this reference to the Case-omatic mate up.
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    Poison Hemlock

    Here, it is spread by mowing. The State DOT road maintenance time their mowing so that the Hemlock and Johnson grass are full of seed. The seed is then distributed up and down the road sides. It really begins to take hold in places that never or hard to mow. Most people don't know about it and...
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    RACOONS IN THE BARN

    Take the food supply they're after away and get/borrow a "cat friendly dog" that has some hunter in him.
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    In Need Of Advice For Oil Filter Base

    The tube is just a piece of 1/4" od pipe and about 5" long. Take a drill bit to stick in hole to check size for sure. Pipe can be found at hardware store as brass pipe and I think I used piece of copper pipe to replace one
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    crazy casey

    Wish I could be of help but can't answer your question except to guess. If you post oo the Case forum I'm sure someone can help. It's a busy time of year and sometimes people don't check the forums as frequently.
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    LED light repair

    Had two LED fixtures "burn out" in the wife greenhouse, had lasted maybe 3 1/2 years, replaced and a close lighting strike took out the new ones. That's $60 of fixtures in 4 years, haven't replaced. Florescent fixtures keep on going.
  9. Tgrasher

    806 plowing video....

    Something more satisfying about plowing, making the ground clear of trash in one sweep.
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    630 triple range

    Here's what my parts book shows . . . .
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    Case 530: “Some Days I Just Can’t Win”

    First double check your hand clutch on the left, make sure it's engaged by pushing forward with resistance, and a slight snap into place. Check the triple range, make sure it is indeed in one of the gears, can be easy to miss. Give some more information, does the PTO engage? Can you feel the...
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    Tools you didn't know you needed until you had them

    Bought a T595 Bobcat at an auction and it's become the number one "tool" for the farm and processing lumber.
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    1957 320 Backhoe Governor Spring

    If you do remove the cover, I've found it helpful to draw the outline of the cover on a piece of cardboard and poke holes where the bolts are. Since they're different lengths, it helps keep them in order. Also a great way to paint the bolt heads.
  14. Tgrasher

    1957 320 Backhoe Governor Spring

    John Saeli has them, Saeli Imp 315-585-9826
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    Case ck 580

    Assuming there is rust present in the two cylinders that the piston won't move and frozen, try putting a plate of steel 1/4" or thicker, small enough to fit flat on top of the piston. Then take an air hammer and vibrate the piston. Another place to turn the motor over is at the ring gear at the...
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