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Welding man replied to the thread oliver 70 engine.Close enough to stock, no one will know the difference. The 4 MPH horn takes care of the additional power. -
Welding man replied to the thread oliver 70 engine.I am building a Hart-Parr 5 gear engine. Nothing too outrageous. Boring sleeves, Dodge truck pistons from flathead Dodge truck. Wrist...
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A customer just brought in a MX5400 Kubota with 600 hours and a locked up engine. He said he was mowing and the oil drain plug fell out...
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Welding man replied to the thread Chevrolet c65 brake parts.Believe it or not I got wheel cylinders off of Amazon a while back. There is a rebuilder in Indiana that I have sent a booster or two...
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Sounds like a poor excuse for an "Instructor"! The first one that is!
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Welding man replied to the thread Restoration suggestions?.Sounds like you have had better luck with the school system than we have. I am trying to reconstruct a 1949 Ford fire engine that a...
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Welding man replied to the thread new Zero turn mower choices.I never mastered flying a tail dragger airplane with a joystick, or a skid steer with one, so I doubt if I could do much with a mower...
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Welding man replied to the thread Massey 135 multi power.Take the left side cover off and clean the little rectangular shaped filter. Multipower pump is separate from main pump.
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Welding man replied to the thread Clutch Replacement NAA.Pretty simple I'd say. My wife used to do one by herself in about 3.4 to 4 hours. She no longer helps me. Said I worker her too hard
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Welding man replied to the thread Looking at buying a New Holland TL100A advice needed.RUN -don't walk. Blue Paint don't make a Ford. I had a TL 90 set in a bay of my shop for 13 months trying to get the parts to fix the...
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Welding man replied to the thread new Zero turn mower choices.All depends on how much you want to spend. $4000.00 to 40,000.00. I bought a Bad Boy ZT Elite 7 years ago for $4995.00. We mow 4.5 acres...
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Same cab but the hood on the 800 and 900 raised up and the fenders swung out and the hood on the Bighorn tilted forward.
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Welding man replied to the thread Cockshutt 570 or 560 9 bolt axle hub needed.Mike Daugherty in Warren Indiana (260 375- 2417) will have one. He bought out all of Phil Heiseys's Cockshutt parts business. Phil had...
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We attended an ATHS truck show nears Summersville WV yesterday. There were a lot of nice trucks there. A couple rare birds there and...
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Welding man replied to the thread Help with an Oliver.This Guy has rings to fit anything, big or small. 5/8 in to 86 in in diameter. He has helped me a couple of times. Otto Gas Engine...
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