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    What tractors did you drive as a kids?

    Tony in SD asked what tractor did you drive as a Kid? I drove a 1932 Ford truck that had been stripped down to the bare necessities. Rear springs, cab, fenders and wind shield were all gone. 9:20 rear tires were added. the gas tank was the seat. There was not a hint of brakes. That was about...
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    What was I thinking?

    I'm 93 and am still hoping to finish my 37 Cord project I started in 68. Had to make most of the parts and it won't be show quality but I'm hoping it will be drivable. I used a Buick V6 with a Olds Toronodo Trans. I had to make most of the body parts out of fiber-Glas. I have alittle paint work...
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    Loader cylinders

    Need help identifying loader cylinders. I believe they are from a New Holland wheel tractor but don't know the model of the cylinders or the tractor they came from. These cylinders went thru a fire and I tried too rebuild them. They are not what they should be and I would like to price a new...
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    Brake line repair

    Since we are talking brakes, I am working on an 1937 Cord and having trouble bleeding the system. I am using a S10 master Cylinder and booster. Brake parts are 66 Olds Torondo. I have replaced the proportioning Valve with new after market that is adjustable. I am having trouble Bleeding the...
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    Driving water well pipe with a PTO or SIDE PULLEY

    Interesting Posts. Reminds me of my experience in the 50's. I needed a well. In my area the wells were about 225 to 250 feet deep. so the rope and pulley trick wasn't going to be the answer. I found an old drilling Machine mounted on a 41 Chev truck and bought it for $150. The boom was about 25...
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    TD6

    There are many that say "That's no TD6 " without clarifying which they are referring to. All I can say as the one who started this subject and posted the picture 5th in the gallery. That is a TD6. I have replaced the engine and TD6 parts fit the engine that is in the pictured machine. I still...
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    TD6

    Thanks for the response to my post. Our use for it seldom required it to perform in mud. My son , brother and I were building a 3 unit earth sheltered, home in a rock ridge and we only encountered mud when building the road. I agree it may suffer in mud. We had cranes, dozers, wheel tractors...
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    TD6

    Did it work well on muddy ground? About as well as you would expect but but you could work your way out of a hole using the bucket.
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    TD6

    Here is all I know about the pictured machine. This is a Int. TD6 That has been put on wheels, 9x24 if I remember correctly. I bought it about 25 yrs ago and used it for about 25 yrs until I sold it for $1000. I do not believe it was converted to wheels by International. The drive is like a road...
  10. U

    TD6

    I posted a picture awhile back hoping to generate some info about the unit . It is the sixth picture in the gallery of a td 6 on wheels. Does anyone know the history of these units?
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    Old Bobcat

    Since we are talking Skidsteer what do you know about the 6th picture in the gallery?
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    Demise of John Deere

    While you guys are knocking dealers let me tell you about mine. I needed a radiator repaired for my 464. Couldn't find a radiator repair shop within 50 miles so looked for a used radiator. Which brought me to a Dealer in Askov, Minn. They said they didn't have one but could send mine to a repair...
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    Recommendations for vintage tractor repair near Duluth Mn

    I would like to look at your tractor. I may be interested In buying if it is for sale. How do I contact you. I live in Superior.
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