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    Yellow jackets/ wasps

    Soak an old bed sheet or blanket in gas. (don't get it dripping wet) Take stick or small poll, drape it over the nest and floor. They will leave nest and fly into it. Have use this method several times with success vs spaying and miss some of the suckers. Good luck.
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    cub hydraulics

    just rebuilt my hydrallic pump. Got my parts from' Farmall Cub Forever.
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    51 cub hydrallic shaft

    51 cub hydrallic pump is leaking its fluid into oil. Pull pump to replace O rings. The main drive shaft of the pump has slight wear where its O ring goes. Does this mean I need a new pump? Or is there another way to fix. Hate to re-inst it, if this wear is causing the leak and not a worn O ring...
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    cub runs then cuts off

    51 cub runs fine for about 10 or 15 minutes then starts to act gas starved,then cuts off. will immediately restart but then cuts off again immediatley. I have checked wire screen in elbow fitting going into the carb and it good. Pull hex nut at bottom of carb and gas flows strong from it...
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    cub-part # location for hydrallic pump

    Thanks guys. John you were right, one kit exception base on diameter of pump shaft may need separate size O ring for shaft cub if model has 1/2 shaft diameter. Ordered kit from Farmall forever website. Very knowledge folks. YT did not have it in stock. Tom
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    cub-part # location for hydrallic pump

    Need to order O rings for the hydrallic pump on my 1951 farmall cub. Can not find the part # for the pump which my parts supplier needs to find the correct rebuild kit.Can someone help me located where to find this part #. Thanks Tom
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    51 cub hydrallic system

    have slow fluid leak in my hydrallic system. I think it is the O rings. The fluid leaks out over a few days time. If I add more fluid everything is fine. Could it be anything else? How hard is it to pull the hydrallic system and change all the O rings and rubber boots. Tom
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    smoke coming from oil dip stick

    51 cub, use with woods belly mower, used first time this season today. Seem to have little puffs of smoke coming under top of oil dip stick. grey in color. Tractor runs ok, no loss of power.Is this something I need to send it in to have my local tractor repair shop look at??
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    using tractor diesel to start fires in fireplace with doors

    I used something called fatwood, sold at local hardware store in small burlap bag. it is like kindling. Works great.
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    shifter on case 595

    having a problem with the gear shifter on my case 595.Tractor will shift easily between 1 and 2nd or 3rd and 4th positions. But it is difficult to get it to go between 1st and 3rd or 4th or vise versa or 2nd and 3rd or 4th or vise versa. Thus,it is not cross shifting. How do I fix this? Tom
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    cub issue

    all of sudden my 1951 cub is acting fuel starved. Will start with choke out but runs weak and will almost cut off or cuts off. It also surges little stronger then weak, to very weak. Playing with the governor rod seems to have no effect on improving the problem. 2 weeks ago put in new points...
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    fence paint

    now want to paint my new red/white oak board fence. TSC has a black beauty paint that has asphalt in it. They also have a black acrylic paint. Trying to determine whether to use one of these or something else? I plan to use a heavy duty sprayer to apply the paint. If I use the asphalt paint. I...
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    half round fence posts

    got my oakboard fence up and now need to cut the tops off the fence posts. They are wood half rounds with a six inch width . They are treat pine. What is the best tool and best method to cut the top off them. I have about 600 to do. Is there any type tool or jig you can buy or make to ensure...
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