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    ford 800 camshaft gear question

    See if your machine shop can cut the thrust side of the gear down enough and make a brass spacer that will compensate for the wear, I have not had any luck with a spacer less than 1/8 of a inch and with 2 small chamfers to make sure oil can get to the trust surface.
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    winch

    It has been a few years as you know but the spelling of the town the machinery co was located in is The Dalles, Oregon. It is about a 100 miles East of Portland up the Columbia River Gorge. You know how some of us old mechanics are, we didn't pay a lot of attention in School, we just wanted to...
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    winch

    I have no idea how many of the 51s were used in early 440 crawlers but the one I worked on belong to the manager of Dallmor Equipment Co in the Dallas Oregon and was on a contract with a fire control crew that removed slash in the mount Hood National forest and operated by a driver with the...
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    winch

    If a C is added behind the 420 or 430 you will find information on the crawler series of tractors. Near this time john Deere added the first industrial version of the 440C crawler and it had a option of a rare 251 series Detroit diesel. No exhaust vales just Reed Valves. After a thousand...
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    oxygen tank regulator rebuild????

    If the regulator is U,S made abnd not super old you can take it to a fairly large welding supply store and they usually have a repair department. Brands like Airco, Victor, NCG, Linde, Oxweld, Crafstman, Snap-ON, Smith and a few others can be repaired and share some common parts. But even...
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    greasing leaf springs?

    I have never used grease but many years ago we used kerosene or diesel oil sprayed on them to make them slide easier when they flex. Many service station use to lubricate them on cars and even the rubber bushings as well. it eliminated some noises in the vehicle.
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    Farmall A Rims color

    Most of them are painted with aluminum paint.
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    Testing engine oil for contaminants??

    The answer to your question is NO, you cannot test the oil correctly by yourself. You may have a parts supplier in your area that has a oil testing program. like Carquest, Caterpillar John Deere etc. when the test is run they will break the oil down and report to you anything that is in the...
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    3020 Vibration

    About all the repairs on the balancer system is the bearings or gears, but it sounds like someone has had it apart and did not get the balancer timed correctly with the crankshaft marks. this is a very hard job for one person to do since it will be upside down and heavy. It usually requires...
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    Quick question

    A search of all machinery dealers in North or South dakota turned up no dealers or manufactures under any of those 3 names. But Titan Machinery company has branches in both of those states and is the largest dealer that carries the New Holland lines of equipment. The branch in Fargo North...
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    Thanks John Deere!!

    Are we forgettihng how many years Yanmar has been building smaller tractors for John Deere or the plant in France and others that have already been mentioned? Hey guys lets get with the program, John Deere is not a total american company and has not been for many years, but they have been able...
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    Hydraulic Cylinders - Rebuld?

    Is there 2 shallow holes on the end cap? If so those are for a pin type spanner wrench to fit into and unscrew the end cap.
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    Hydraulic Cylinders - Rebuld?

    This company builds hydraulic packing parts for machinery all over the world and at reasonable prices. [email protected] or 1-800-854-0275 The size of the equipment makes no differance to them they have parts for everything.
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    1800A Sleeve Shims

    Shims are installed under the lip of the liner to bring the height of the liner up so that it sticks slightly above the level of the block. This insures that when the cylinder head is fastened down that the sleeves will not move up and down and also that the top edge will seal properly. As a...
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    TO 20 where to find valve spring keeper 's one broke

    I guess i did not make myself clear on this. Remove 1 valve and take the 1 keeper to a engine machine shop and they can match up 1 or 2 new keepers for you. Good Luck.
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