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    Farmall F20 Oil bath

    image link to filter Untitled URL Link
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    Farmall F20 Oil bath

    The filter place is #5 (16470D) in the diagram from the manual in attached picture. It is labeled as Air cleaner Orifice plate and screws to the bottom inside of the filter housing. . I am guessing since it is conical there is a center hole for drain back
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    Farmall F20 Oil bath

    I have a 1939 Farmall F20 I am restoring. I am currently working on the oil bath air filter. I noticed it is missing the round plate inside the upper part. I am wanting to make a new one. What does the original place look like? are there any slots or holes in it other than the screw holes...
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    Need to replace key switch on 1952 8n

    Fleabay has generic Ign switches as in your picture
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    Thermostat

    I run a 180 degree stat with no issues in my 1953 NAA Jub as well. Either the stat is in stalled backwards or it is not circulating the coolant correctly. Located in Delaware county (Ostrander area) Ohio as well. Doug
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    Dirty Carb?

    yep , what the others said about checking fuel and for other conditions first. I have a similar issue and I know exactly what is causing my issue. My fuel line/ fuel tank has crud and rust clogging it up. I need to drain and flush the fuel tank and lines. Now my carb maybe dirty as well but I...
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    Paper air filter for a model f

    Someone on here several years ago post that they used an air filter for saturn car in the water fill box. They said it was a good fit and all they needed was to use some gasket in a tube to hold it in place. If you do a search you should be able to find it.
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    Pond Scoop

    I bought one a few years ago to make a swale behind the barn to divert storm water. It worked like a charm. Just finish one for the neibor along his back property line.
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    Are these tires hurting anything?

    My 52 8n came with 13s and been using it with no issue for 15yrs. I have another 8n with 11s and really don't notice much difference in performance between the 2.
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    Early 8N Steering Box Bearing

    If it were mine I would replace the both worm bearing. I would replace the bearing in the steering shaft tube located under the steering wheel. All the ones I have seen are badly worn as they get very little lube. and since I had it apart I would also replace the sector arm bushing as well. Doug
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    26 Fordson

    Try this place http://www.rosewoodmachine.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=RMATC&Category_Code=FSON
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    carquest or orielies alternator number?

    Below is the 1 I used. It is same as a delco si10 3 wire alt but cheaper. BesTest - Alternator Part # 01-0039X http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/BTE0/010039X.oap?ck=Search_01-0039x_-1_-1&keyword=01-0039x
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    NAA Pre Cleaner / Air Cleaner

    I had the same issue and had a 1/4 inch gap betweem the the precleaner and the oil bath housing. I used some window caulking rope to fill the gap. It as been working for several years with no leaks.
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    1925 Fordson

    This is a good place to post about Fordson info. You will want to get a copy of the orginal manual as it has a lot of good info. I, myself have been working on a early 1920 for about a year. Progress has been slow due to lack of free time. I am hoping to take it on its maidan voyage here in a...
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