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    Watthour replied to the thread JD 1941 H.
    Hopefully you got it dialed in and fired up. Not much help here, since the one I had was a '42 and it was electric. That helped a...
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    Watthour reacted to Duner Wi's post in the thread Plastic Oil Pan with Like Like.
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    Watthour reacted to Steve in VA's post in the thread Finally got a rototiller with Like Like.
    Getting it running is the game. Once there. It's cake.
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    I, for one, am not embarrassed to admit that the same sources are used as chain and bar oil by me. Even clean-ish drained gear reducer...
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    There is also Manitowoc / MGX in Peru and the UK for all-terrains. Their off-road crawlers made in USA only go to 2,300 tons, or about...
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    Watthour replied to the thread Finally got a rototiller.
    That would have been a bargain at TWICE the price.
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    Much of that depends upon the material. Cast iron can machine well with lard oil, kerosene, and light synthetics. Tool steel is...
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    Watthour replied to the thread How late can plant grass/hay?.
    Beans are hitting the trailers around here (Illinois-Wisconsin border), and if there is any break to allow corn to dry down more, quite...
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    I've found that the zoom binoculars can be a compromise. They can go out to 25X, but the light collection diminishes compared to a...
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    Watthour replied to the thread Soldering gland on fuel line.
    I still have a handful of lead sticks, and a pot, and spoons, and the ceramic wool gloves as were used in body work. Even the...
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    Watthour reacted to moresmoke's post in the thread Soldering gland on fuel line with Like Like.
    They used to use lead as body filler before the advent of Bondo. Applied to the steel panel and used various wood paddles the shape the...
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    Watthour replied to the thread Disk Blades.
    I remember when low-end replacement discs were around $12 apiece, and the 4-gauge versions were just under $20. They were so cheap and...
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    Watthour replied to the thread stuck valves.
    If a valve becomes truly stuck, bigger problems can occur. This one had the rocker removed, which was pretty easy at the time, being in...
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    Watthour replied to the thread stuck valves.
    If the engine starts and runs until "once the engine warms up it runs ok" the valve(s) are not really stuck, per se, but possibly...
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    Watthour replied to the thread Deer hunting advice..
    It's not always the person you are interacting with that will bring liability claims. If someone is injured, their attorney, their...
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