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    Older tractor and "V" rake

    Our hay fields are fairly flat, for southwest Missouri :) But really, no steep hills at all, just what I consider gentle slopes. I'm probably not doing it right, but I've never made a race out of doing my hay, so speed is not a big concern for me. Right now I'm using a 2440 JD for a...
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    Older tractor and "V" rake

    I have a 12 wheel "V" rake and I'm wanting to pull it with an older tractor, I'm thinking something in the Farmall M class? Do you think an M would pull it ok? Would the hydraulics be enough to lift the wings? What other tractors might you suggest?
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    Hesston 845 round baler

    Anyone have an opinion on the Hesston 845 round baler? Looking at one tomorrow.
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    OT: Lincoln LS

    I had a 2002 for a about 6 years. Great car, comfortable ride. I did not have any issues with it. Traded it in when it had about 190k on it. Still had a lot of life left.
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    Field recovery

    I have a 20 acre field that I am trying to reclaim for hay/pasture. It was full of small cedar trees and multi-flora rose bushes. I set my brush-hog about 8" high and hogged it all down. I am wanting to reclaim this as fast as possible, but understand this will be a process. My...
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    1650 diesel in oil

    Thanks guys, I'll pull the injector pump and check that out.
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    1650 diesel in oil

    Hey guys, I have a 1964 Oliver 1650 that is dumping diesel in the oil. Replaced transfer pump. Rebuilt injector pump. Still doing it. Any ideas?
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    1650 Rebuild

    I have an early model 1650 diesel that I'm considering having the engine rebuilt. Does anyone have an idea what ballpark I'm looking at for cost? I realize it will depend on what is wrong once they get in there, but I want to have an idea what I'm going to be investing in this 50 year old...
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    Ford Sq baler with auger feed

    I have two of those old balers setting in the fence row. One is older than the other, it has more chains than belts.
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    Drum mower questions

    I have a Reese 2400 that I bought used 4 years ago. I use it on a 1650 Oliver and it handles it just fine. They are a heavy machine, you will need a tractor with some weight to it. I have also used it on my 2440 JD, but it's a bit much for that tractor to handle. As for my opinion of them, I...
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    Cab tractor project

    How are the cabs on the 2-105 Whites? Fairly quiet? I realize something of that era can't compare to what we have today, but I also want to be able to hear myself think :) Does the air conditioning keep the cab comfortable enough in hot weather?
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    Cab tractor project

    Lets say a budget of 10-15k for the tractor.
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    Cab tractor project

    If you were to buy and fix up a late 70's to 80's cab tractor, in the 80-110 HP range for hay/loader work. What would you buy, and what are the reasons you would choose that model? Lets assume that most dealerships are readily available for tractors made in that era.
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    Boar hog questuon

    The first pair of hogs I raised I cut. I haven't cut any since, and I can't tell any difference in the taste or smell as they're cooked. I have raised all of them, 12 total, to about 250-275 lbs. All farm hogs of varied breeds, nothing wild or feral.
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    Reese drum Mower

    I have concerns that your 460 will handle the 2400. I have a 2400 and use it on a 2440 JD (60hp) and an Oliver 1650 (67hp). It is a very heavy machine, and all that my tractors want to carry around, in fact, the end of the cutter bar barely clears the ground when I have it lifted with the 3...
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