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    '39 Farmall H - Semi Rare One

    It has a set of prototype Daytime Running Lights.
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    2023.08.24 "Extra" Pic

    Is it smoke, or is it steam? It looks like a Packard truck up on the road.
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    Early Tractor Conversion

    It seems any farm that was around during The Depression up until 1960 or so usually has a similar ''Doodlebug'' stashed away somewhere on the property. A lot of companies offered ready made conversion kits you could buy too. All you had to supply was your time and a second-hand, 5.oo Model ''T''!
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    841 Elenco featured in in Antique Power magazine

    OK, now thats a real nice Ford too! My dad had an industrial version (3500) of yours. I dont think that diesel ever ran on all 3 cylinders at one time, nor did it seem to fire the same 2 cylinders it DID run on from day-to-day...
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    Cub cadet w/ Danuser post hole digger for sale

    For 99.oo this package seems like a deal... On FBM in Beulah, MI. cub corkscrew
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    841 Elenco featured in in Antique Power magazine

    A really nice 841 with an Elenco kit fitted is on the cover and centerfold article in the Sept./ Oct. issue of Antique Power. A nice write up, BUT I have one question- On page 49 of that article is the following statement: ''...the front axle required a complete rebuild that included...
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    Curious about my 1939 9N

    Post some detailed pictures! Yours may be a welcome exception, but many of the ''1939 9N''s Ive seen are post-war 2Ns...
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    Ford 2600 Diesel. $1500

    2600
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    Paying you to take the pie weights!

    The ad says it doesnt run, so it could be anything from air in the fuel system to a broken crankshaft in a diesel, but for 500.oo I'd chance it. Its now listed as ''Pending''.
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    Paying you to take the pie weights!

    Buy the tractor for 500.oo, remove the weights (and maybe that Power Steering set up) and sell the rest of the tractor for 1200.oo! On FBM in PA. 1950? 871 D
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    Thursday Crawler

    The engine in this''60'' is an Atlas Imperial Diesel. That conversion was the only way you could get a diesel in a cat until they started building diesel engines themselves in 1931.
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    Wanted cletrac

    If you cut across Ontario, Michigan aint that far... Cletrac
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    Ford 801 Diesel engine clunks

    Sounds like youve got a 2-piece crankshaft.
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    Adopted my First Cub

    That carburettor needs a rebuild because beating on the float bowl with a wrench obviously didnt work!
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    2N Carb

    I know, I know. Those Chinese-made parts are cheap knock-offs of the good ol' Marvel Schebler TSX-33s and no REAL 'Merican would ever use one. I've heard them dissed on here for years, but I have put a few on tractors or stationary engines and havent had a problem with one yet. Remember...
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