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    massey ferguson 65

    Serial number and a photo would be a good place to start. Also, does it have 5 year old gas in it. Have you drained the tank? Have you started it? With a new battery, fresh fuel, oil/filter change, coolant flush and change, tune-up, good washing, all fluids checked and up and running will bring...
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    Murray Riding Lawn Mower

    Little more info might help folks to be able to help you. What engine, model number, year, serial number, etc? Tom
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    cleaning grain drill

    I use air compessor to blow all seeds and dust off of and out of drill. Open grain doors and let them swing down, turn mechanisms and blow again until you are sure it is clean. Completely grease. Then I mix motor oil in diesel at 1 part oil to 8 parts diesel, put in a garden sprayer and wet the...
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    serial and model numbers

    Lots of Ford experts on the Ford Tractor below on this site. Tom
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    my liability risk

    You have already indicated, that the situation will be out of control, when you say "who will bring friends I dont know". Very dumb idea. You will gain nothing, risk much, ruin your land, etc. etc. For What? Tom
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    6.5 chevy diesel

    Depends on the seller's difinition of "re-build". He could mean "patch job". Receipts? parts lists? by reputable place? How many total miles? maintenance records? oil changes? coolant flushes? "rough looking" may be rough treated. Tom
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    HP of small engine

    Ted, as long as you say rough idea, then you can use CC for a measure, but other things come into play: compression, fuel/air mixture supply including carb and intake manifold, exhaust system, etc. etc. One engineer may get far more HP out of the same CC engine as another engineer, thus brand...
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    reloading press for ammo

    Go to www hornady com and order their 85 page 2009 catalog. You will get it in about 3 or 4 days absoutley free. They have all kinds of relaading equipment, books, scales, kits, dies, etc etc. Make some of the best bullets around. Tom
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    Never gonna borrow out a gravity box again.

    Dave, have you talked to the guy that borrowed it? Tell him what you tell us. And tell him not to ask for anyting else in the future. It is your equipment, so control it. Tom
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    Discing time

    Are you talking about a disc mower? Tom
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    4000 piston sleeve replacement

    Stephen, it sounds like it very much needs a complete overhaul, since you have failed compression, and, "bottom end troubles" as you put it. Needs to go to machine shop BEFORE you order kit. They will mic out crank, measure cylinders, etc. Also get complete machine shop work on the head; shaved...
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    Blade holder.

    Hey Haywood, with your invention, how do you use it to remove blade 3 of 3; the last of the blades? Tom
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    welding advice

    Exactly what are you calling "iron"? Are you refering to plain ole mild steel? Tom
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    Hay prices trough the roof!

    Local (North Central Texas)custom baler folks here are charging 22.50 per 4 X 5 round bale. Cut, raked, baled, left in your field. To the baling charges when you add fertlize, weed spray, aerating, hauling out of the field,etc you have about 40 dollars per bale tied up in it. Some custom balers...
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    A New Challenge!!!

    What is it.
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