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    Signs of the times 4/2

    Had breakfast at a mom and pop restaurant in Idaho. Had real good sausage gravy on real good cornbread!
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    Steering Knuckle Post for a 1954 Super A

    Now I have to go look at the one I welded on my A, a couple years ago.
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    Todays funny

    If I set something down in the house, I can usually find it in the trash.
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    Is there a decent way to get this tire off a bad rim?

    Don't do like me and use the loader if you want to save the tire. I think the tire I was trying to remove was pretty sun rotted.
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    Welding with a heart pacemaker

    I have had one for a few years. I was told that I should not weld and should not have a magnetic screwdriver in my bib overhaul pocket either. The key word here is SHOULD not could. The clinic that I go to that monitors my pacemaker has had providers come and go. So I see different ones. Anyway...
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    3 point backhoe hydraulics

    I have some pictures for you , but can't figure out how to attach them. Could I email them to you? It took me a while to find the valve. Some old guy around here moved it about a year ago and could not remember where he put it.
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    3 point backhoe hydraulics

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    3 point backhoe hydraulics

    Not sure if this would help. But I have a loader valve with three spools that was made for the Massey Ferguson tractors. It mounts to the top of the trans cover. There is a cast plate that bolts down that is located next to your right knee when you are in the seat. Under that cover is a downtube...
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    Unusual Sheet Metal On An 88

    I like the plate on the front axle to push wagons in the barn. I also noticed it has disc brakes.
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    Oliver 60 in the shop for repairs

    Luckily, I have two and a half donor tractors to work with. Only thing I don't have is a right front spindle. Someone cut it off with a torch.
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    Oliver 60 in the shop for repairs

    Yes, I can't figure how it did not split the housing either. There was a lot of just mud between the bull gears.
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    Oliver 60 in the shop for repairs

    Hope I live long enough to get it done. It has a wide front. And is a five speed. Well, that is once I put all of the gears and shafts in it. It sat out in the big blue shed with the cover off of the mechanical lift. Even the oil slinger gear had the teeth rusted off.
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    Just like in the good old days!

    Guess I will try again
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    Just like in the good old days!

    Guess I must be old, cause I can't figure out how to load the picture.
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    Just like in the good old days!

    Sorry, I did not get the picture loaded
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