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    Interested in opinions about oil pressure

    As others have ask --- What was the oil issue before engine work? What brand and weight oil are you using? What brand oil filter? What do you mean by "rebuilt"? Tom
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    JD HyGuard and additive

    No need to get all up tight and argue, but it is not saying the same thing. You said an "air" bubble; but there is no air in there. It is a vacuum bubble, and when it collapses, the coolant suddenly hits the metal block/sleeve and finally cuts a hole through it. The additive protects against...
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    JD HyGuard and additive

    Rod, you are almost right. The "bubbles" are not "air" bubbles, but are actually small vacuum cavities. During vibration, when they collapse the fluid itself "hits" the wall and causes the destruction. Tom
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    How do you approach property owners?

    If you trespassed on my land, snooping around the barns, your wife would be very lonely. If you call the "kids" now, they will ask WHO told you. You will slip and mention one of the tractors by model and they will know you are a law breaker, and spend the rest of the short conversion wondering...
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    Ford dealership

    It is kind of funny to read all the posts below about only buying "an American made car" like Ford or GM. As pointed out Chrysler is a foreign motor company. Also, if you really dig in the details, each car will give you the percentage of parts from US, and foreign. You will be shocked to look...
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    Help Identifying seal gasket

    If you have the Parts Manual, it should show a complete exploded view. I won't work on anything without a Parts Manual. Tom
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    OT-Figuring The Area of Small Circle

    Here you go. 0.080 / 2 = 0.040 X 0.040 = 0.0016 X 3.1416 = 0.005027 SqIn 0.096 / 2 = 0.048 X 0.048 = 0.002304 X 3.1416 = 0.007238 SqIn 0.007238 - 0.005027 = 0.002211 Amount in SqIn that the .096 is larger than the .080 Therefore: the .096 is 42% larger than the .080 Therefore: the...
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    Vacation and Ford F150

    Bill, I could arrange to ship you one, in exchange for a barrel of real good 18 or 25 year old Speyside single malt Scotch, or barrel of 25 year old Highland Park from Orkney. Tom
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    Will my Oliver pull this

    Condition and HP of tractor? Soil type, and what is growing on it now? How long since the soil has been tilled? How deep do you want to put it in the ground? Do you suspect a lot of soil compaction? Condition of the implement points? Tom
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    Ford 250 baler - tried it

    Can't you find some nice dry straw bales in the barn, to run through the baler? My prediction is that if you keep fooling around with the cornstalks, it will be the end of your baler. About 4 people with direct knowledge told you not to try on cornstalks in your previous post. Your baler, your...
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    Old two stroke fuel ; what to do with it ?

    The worst thing you could do is put it in a chainsaw. Put it on a brush pile. Tom
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    Selling property and using a broker need imput

    Answers here are just a wild guess, and the advice is about useless, because of lack of details in your question. What type land? ranch, fenced, farming, county/state road frontage, easements, distance from nearest town and size of town, timberland, wetlands, streams, ponds, distance from...
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    Best chainsaw chain

    I will second the Stihl RS, cuts like a dream. Tom
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    Your version of lighting the wood stove?

    Buy a box of Starter Loggs, open box, take out 2 pieces, place in stove, stack wood on top of Starter Loggs, light, enjoy fire. No smell, no paper ashes, works every time, worth the money. Tom
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    cav injection pump

    post on the massey forum and attn. dieseltech, He rebuilds CAV pumps. Tom
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