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Looking at a Ford 3910, need some advice please…
If your tires are already breaking loose going downhill hitting the brakes will make it worse! Increasing engine speed may gain a little control. Gently lower loader bucket for a little more friction.- Wdj
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Looking at a Ford 3910, need some advice please…
Don't work on your steeper slopes until you have used your tractor enough that when things start going bad your reaction and response is automatic. It's all a matter of physics, the problem is gaining enough experience to accurately judge the situation. Work into it gradually, don't be in a...- Wdj
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Milwaukee cordless grease gun.
One of the battery grease guns at work has a little dump valve to release the pressure plumbed in at the gun end of the hose. -
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back pack sprayers
My Solo hand pump sprayer is pushing 40 years old, still gets a lot of use. Replaced the straps about 10 years ago, a couple minor repairs. I don't mind the hand pump, not doing anything else with the left hand anyway. -
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false advertising
Spray it on a Pelton wheel, spin a generator, power your data center with a garden hose. -
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Interesting things you have, or had in the past on your place
A large fire tube boiler from a mint still. Don't really know why it wound up in my pasture. Came here before my time.- Wdj
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Disc mower oil
Cutter bar vertical, gear box horizontal . New Holland 442. Made by Kuhn.- Wdj
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Simple (?) Hydraulic question
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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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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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