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  1. Welding man

    Help; Ford 500 diesel injectors?

    Have yours rebuilt. Much better than the Chinese knock offs.
  2. Welding man

    oliver 70 engine

    Close enough to stock, no one will know the difference. The 4 MPH horn takes care of the additional power.
  3. Welding man

    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 pins are the same size. No Rod modifications needed. reground camshaft and some head work. A little carb work. Stock antique at 4 MPH.
  4. Welding man

    How does things like this happen?

    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 of the oil pan. Oil had not been changed since last fall. Why did the plug fall Out? We disassembled the engine and it is a nightmare. Crankshaft and all 4 main...
  5. Welding man

    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. Cannot remember the name. I have worked on dozens and dozens of these old trucks along with the F series Fords, They are rapidly becoming dinosaurs.
  6. Welding man

    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 local vocational school basically destroyed for a local fire department. They kept it 2 years. They took it all apart, lost parts, stole parts did a very poor job...
  7. Welding man

    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 either.
  8. Welding man

    Massey 135 multi power

    Take the left side cover off and clean the little rectangular shaped filter. Multipower pump is separate from main pump.
  9. Welding man

    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
  10. Welding man

    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 wonderful Iveco engine. I will no longer work on New Hollands. Just my experience. It's your choice.
  11. Welding man

    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 every week. It now has close to 1000 hours on it. Kohler engine. I put the first drive belt on it a few days ago. It has been 100% dependable. It has an...
  12. Welding man

    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 several salvage tractors.
  13. Welding man

    A Few More Trucks

    We attended an ATHS truck show nears Summersville WV yesterday. There were a lot of nice trucks there. A couple rare birds there and more Dodges there in one place than I he ever seen in my whole lifetime. Here are a few:
  14. Welding man

    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 Worksringspacers.com
  15. Welding man

    Cost 0f 3600 repair

    I have been working on these old tractors for many years and I have a motto: Do not start something that you are not willing or cannot afford to fix right. I have a 3000 Ford diesel in my shop right now for a complete overhaul. Sent the block to be bored, head reworked and the crank checked...
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