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    Pulls near Pittsburgh, PA

    Here is the website for the Washington & Greene County Antique Tractor Association: www.wgcata.com
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    J D 80 pumps??

    Perhaps you should read my post again. You will see that I mentioned the holes differ in number and diameter. I also provided the spray angle info you left out. Then I backed it all up with documentation. So stick your head back in the snow and cool down.
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    J D 80 pumps??

    Model 80, all 820, 830, and 840 nozzles spray at 160° angles. The differences are the number of holes and their diameters described earlier. Therefore, your 830 tips will spray properly for the 80 pistons, just with more fuel.
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    Repro Model H Fenders from Aaron's Welding

    Has anyone heard of a place called Aaron"s Welding in Warsaw, Indiana being a supplier of fenders? Any comments on the quality of their products? I have a line on a set of H fenders that the owner said were made by Aaron"s. Trying to get a feel for what I might find or if the trip will even be...
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    Tractor models started in 57 and produced into 58

    Trying to develop a list of tractor models that were first produced in 1957, or earlier, and had that model's production run go into 1958 or beyond. If such a list already exist, could you let me know where to find it. An example of what I mean is a D-14 Allis was first made in 1957 but...
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    Flames out the exhaust for show?

    This web page might help. http://www.hotrodsetc.net/index.htm
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    hillside farm in hop town need schedule

    would like a schedule for the rest of this year. thank you
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    70 diesel puller

    If you sent your pumps and injectors to 2 Cylinder Diesel Shop in Conway Missouri, then don"t be surprized if you got shoddy work. My personal experience with them was that after installing my fuel pump and rail assembly that they so called rebuilt and calibrated, I found that the bolts holding...
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    Model H Oil Filter Element

    Thanks for the info folks. Its good to hear that I don't have to keep another style filter for this tractor.
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    Model H Oil Filter Element

    The parts CD I have says that the Model H oil filter element numbers are AH1111T or AH812R for the early models. The CD also says that the Models M, 320, 330, 40, 420 and 430 use a filter with the number AH1111RT. The question is are the AH1111T and AH1111RT filter the same? I have an late H in...
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