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    Now I've gone and done it!!

    Lesson to learn. Always use "never sieze" product on plug threads. When re-installing used plugs, 1. use new gasket-ring, 2. clean threads with wire brush and brake cleaner, 3. use never sieze, and 4. use torqe wrench. Tom
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    Calling all small square baler experts!

    First off, buy some sisal and put it in. See if it will tie correctly. If it does then you know it is a problem with the plastic. If it does not tie with the sisal, then you know why he sold the baler. You can then troubleshoot with the sisal first, and after you have it working fine on sisal...
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    1963 MF 50 gas engine oil capacity

    Joe, best get you a MF Operator Manual and make or buy a dipstick. Cheaper than risk an engine loss. Tom
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    Inheritance issues,,

    It is your wife's mother and it solely up to her to have those discussions with her mother, and it is up to her what SHE wants. Best for in-laws to stay out of it. Tom
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    rear tractor tire wont pop up on bead

    Careful with that air pressure. Friend got knocked with concussion when new tire blew. Release all air pressure , remove tire from wheel, use proper lube and apply generously to both wheel and tire. Tom
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    more electric fence

    My charger instructions said to drive a minimum of 3 ground rods, in a row at least 10 foot spacings. Use more than 3 for longer fences or in dry conditions. Also said to use special rod made for this grounding, not rebar or plain steel rod. Tom
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    Hay, silage haylage prices

    David, there is no way around here that you get anyone to bale a large round bale for $2.90. Operating costs must be much less there. Tom
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    Family crisis and fuel economy

    If you had topped off the tanks at home, then again when you got home, you would know your ACTUAL fuel milage. That is the only way to get an accurate measurement. Tom
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    O/T immigration

    Local public hospital hospital lost over $7 Million last year due to its emergency room operation. Mecicans come in to get the baby's cold/flu/headache/fever treated and just wait for untold hours, sitting in the hallways for free medical care. Our taxes are going up wtih no end in sight. Many...
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    Hay, silage haylage prices

    David, something must be wrong with you figures. $2.90 for round, $.50 for square. Aroung here to cut, rake, bale, leave in field is $18 to $20 round, $1.00 to $1.25 small square. Tom
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    MF 65 narrow front

    The man bought the tractor new, and does not want to see it go to tractor jockey. If you are going to keep and work the tractor, then the worth of it is the where what he will accept meets what you will pay. Resale/street value has little meaning is this situation. Buy the tractor from the man...
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