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    Disc mower oil

    Cutter bar vertical, gear box horizontal . New Holland 442. Made by Kuhn.
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    baur angle grinder

    I've got that one. Been a good deal for the price.
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    Simple (?) Hydraulic question

    On second thought think be better to take it off and blow air through it
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    • Post #6
    • Forum: Ford
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    Simple (?) Hydraulic question

    Yes, like a brake line . Probably take it off where it splits to the separate cylinders and see how it flows. Tie it down so it doesn't go ballistic. I've seen a cylinder act as described when the problem was with the valve controlling it. Others on here are far more knowledgeable than me...
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    • Post #5
    • Forum: Ford
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    Simple (?) Hydraulic question

    Since they both stop at the same point and are supplied by a single line you might want to make sure the problem isn't with that line. Possibly a flapper or other obstruction that will close it off as fluid moves that direction.
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    • Post #3
    • Forum: Ford
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    Snakes

    Flail mower? Rattlesnake? Simple solution!
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    Echo chainsaw

    My older Echos have a flexible tube connecting the carburetor to the cylinder. Over time it deteriorates and developes vacuum leaks. The symptoms are not quite what you describe but it is a common problem on those saws.
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    Brake shoes

    Think I'm gonna get new but now I'm intrigued. So in the interest of science I'll try the torch technique just to see how it works. Thanks, I value the input.
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    Brake shoes

    That's how I'm leaning. Bale a few places where I have to use the loader occasionally as an auxiliary braking device.
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    Brake shoes

    With help from this forum I put new axle seals in the 3400 last summer. The brake shoes were oil saturated. Hosed them down with brake cleaner several times hoping they'd clean up enough to work and to run a bit to see if the leaks were fixed. Well, they don't. Before I order new shoes, does...
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    To add to how things have changed

    Several years ago I was assigned a company pickup with heated seats. I thought heated seats in a loggers pickup? What's next, we gonna start painting our toenails and talking about our feelings or something? But you know, after a cold rainy day when you're soaking wet and beat and facing a 3...
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    How things have changed

    Sure, 4 wd is the best. But I went most of my life without any loader. Used to come up with all kinds of ways to lift and load. Became a world class shovel and pitchfork man. Finally got a loader on the mf165 a few years ago. My life is SO much better. Thankful every time I use it! Maybe someday...
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    John deere 1020 3 cyl gasser

    Best I could do in the dark
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    24D weed killer

    Best Canada thistle control I've seen was with a chemical called Transline. Think Stinger may be another name for the same thing. It's easier on clover.
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    Picking up square bales

    Hmm... Used to be a product called Greenzit to spray on Christmas trees with poor color. And a local sawmill sprayed red dye on hemlock studs so buyers back east would think it was Douglas fir. Makes you wonder... Nah ... Better not.
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