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    Ford 800

    My 860 has more power than it can hold to the ground. Dont know if i was ever overhauled.
    • Wdj
    • Post #4
    • Forum: Ford
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    problems trying to adjust Freeplay on clutch of a MF:TO35 tractor

    Does it have an alternate hole in the linkage to use if you dont want the pto to disengage?
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    MF 165D Tachometer Cable Question

    Had the same problem. Wound reshaping the cable end on the old one and reusing it. Luckily the rest of it was good.
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    A safety issue with flap discs

    Thanks. You probably saved some folks a good amount of pain.
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    This looks like fun

    When I was a kid there were a lot of old guys missing fingers. Most of them in shingle mills.
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    Super A getting it to start

    Ditto, .20 gap it probably won’t even pop
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    MF12 Baler - How to Put in Baler Mode?

    Once the latch releases and the baler swings a little you should be able to let go of the rope and it will lock in place in the baling position. I usually put a block in front of the tire to get it to swing all the way. There is some fudge room on the pto shaft but closer to spec the better. A...
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    Best Logging Log Cut Lengths

    I skid them out for my brothers woodmizer but my ground has no rock or noticeable sand. He sometimes peels the bark and hits them with a pressure washer if muddy, but that is a chore. Sometimes he grumbles a little but he does that anyway.
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    Leatherman multitool-which is the best?

    My vote for the original Leatherman.
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    Unignore?

    You are appreciated!
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    Unignore?

    The problem ignore finally went away, seemingly on it’s own. Or maybe someone here did some voodoo. Anyway, thank you.
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    Perkins Parts purchase

    Had a similar experience with a starter from asap. No hassle exchange handled efficiently. Happy customer.
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    Ideal box blade?

    6 ‘.
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    EZ-Flow drop spreader

    If the shafts are removable pull them out and check the engagement stubs on the drive ends. On a JD they can get rounded off and not turn when loaded. Fixable with some weld build up.
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    Drum mower question

    My fields are rough and steep and I farm with old equipment. Learned that running slow is faster.
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    Well.......Hell!

    Always keep some of those steel valve caps around for when the core starts leaking and no time to fix it right.
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    641 vs 860

    Surprised the original bolts are that small. When I got mine it had 1/2” bolts in sloppy, nearly stripped threads. Helicoiled plus lockwasher been fine ever since. Used on a baler for a few years after that. Definitely something to check.
    • Wdj
    • Post #21
    • Forum: Ford
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    641 vs 860

    I run a 6’ bushhog and 6’ box scraper on my 860. Handles it well. You can narrow down your swath in real heavy cutting. I automatically hold my knee against the gear shift in 3rd downhill .
    • Wdj
    • Post #15
    • Forum: Ford
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    Cylinder liner puller.

    Wish I would’ve known about this couple years ago. Helped do a 6 cylinder Perkins at work. Luckily found just the right size disc in a junk pile. Using all thread, running beads and lots of sound effects got it done but the tool you refer to would have been cheap. Lucky we didn’t destroy it.
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    Unignore?

    Tried. No go. Thank you. Late learner because I was never interested in internet stuff until I found out there was old tractors and old guns and old guys talking about them on here.
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