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    756 GAS TRACTOR RUNS WITH FULL CHOKE

    I have experienced that issue several times. Always a clogged jet in my experience. I disassembled , boil in white vinegar , single strand of wire from wire brush through jets I can get to. Rinse in baking soda and water. Blow it out with air. Good luck
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    Thanks for all replies. Ive always wanted a letter series to go with my utilities but Ill probably pass on this one I guess. Time is limited so probably more project than I need.
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    Farmall temp gauge rebuilder?

    Williamsons Instruments Inc
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    Farmall temp gauge rebuilder?

    Williamson ?? I think.
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    just wondering

    Ha ha. Neither bored nor lonely. Just curious.
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    My Dad's 444 has problems...

    also, WHEN MEASURING TRANSMISSION FLUID ON THE STICK THERE IS USUALLY A PROCEDURE FOR CHECKING IT. My 584 requires me to run the tractor at a certain R P M for 3 minutes and THEN check fluid level. Yours may be similar . Google until you find a manual which gives you a procedure as well as where...
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    My Dad's 444 has problems...

    I can comment on the milky oil. I have a 424 gas burner with no auxillary hydraulics . It has a reservoir for the 3 point lift but separate transmission fluid. I run Hy Tran in both. The transmission fluid is always milky no matter how often I change it . The tractor stays in the barn so I know...
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    Freeze crack on block. Farmall 230 (C-123)

    If you try the K%W please be sure to follow directions on the container. You cannot just pour it into existing coolant as I think you have to drain and start from scratch. I think I remember that there are specific instructions as to how to get a good seal.
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    new disk blades

    Same diameter on mine [ front and back ]
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    new disk blades

    Also, realize that the blades will be worn about 1/2 to 1 inch shorter than original. The supplier should be able to use your actual measurement to surmize the original length / size.
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    new disk blades

    I measured from the outside when I replaced mine this week. The supplier also used that measurement .
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    Freeze crack on block. Farmall 230 (C-123)

    I will get criticized for this but I will throw it out there anyway . K & W fiberlock [ I think name is correct ?? ] is a product I used to stop a heater core leak. It has held two years on an aluminum heater core. I have a mechanic friend who tells me it has sealed a cracked block on a dump...
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    584 fuel issue

    Thanks - I have considered replacing with rubber but I need to be sure it would flow at the same volume as the copper line leading to the filters.
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    Re: 93 octane gas question to Tractor Vet and others that kn

    Not to hijack a thread, but does this mean I can quit running high octane in my old 1966 model 424 ?
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    584 fuel issue

    The discussion below about the 584 prompts me to mention my ongoing issue on my 584 . Tractor runs great until about 1/4 full in tank and then effectively starts running out of fuel and draws air into lines. I have cleaned and blown air and done all the usual to no avail. I believe I may have...
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