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    LS Tractors

    Been around a long time. Made in S Korea. Have a good reputation around here. I've seen some good sized ones I would guess to be in the 70-80 HP range.
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    Advanced auto parts and Car Quest?

    What I can't understand is why they charge me twice as much for a part I walk in and pick up and pay for, But sell the same part to a Shop for half the amount on credit and deliver it. Of course the shop charges me the same price as I would pay at the store. That's why I buy most of my...
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    Just Curios

    I have the old one and the new one is much better.
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    Just Curios

    On a car or pickup I would say less than 3 minutes to 5 minutes, never timed it but it pumps pretty fast. I blew up a flat 16.5 x 28 tractor tire with mine with just one battery 4AH, of course it took more than 5 minutes. If anything happens to mine I will get another one.
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    Just Curios

    I never buy anything they are pushing on TV telling you you can't get it anywhere else and having a ridiculous cost.
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    Just Curios

    I have a Ryobi one that I use a lot. Just set the pressure you want and it shuts off when it reaches that pressure, No problems with Ryobi batteries here. I have some 10 years old that still take a charge. Got lots of Ryobi cordless tools.
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    saving electricity on the farm

    The Amish use gas engines around here. Something tells me electricity would be cheaper. Here is an example of their thinking, They use a baler driven by a gas engine and pull it around with a team of horses, but they can't use a gas tractor.
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    saving electricity on the farm

    I knew someone that did that, but the power company saw that the light bill suddenly took a huge drop and investigated. They sent him a bill and told him to pay it or face prosecution. Needless to say he paid it. They just checked what his bill had been before and that's what he had to pay back.
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    New to me MF 135 - need advice on getting it running

    Continental Z145 engine just like my 135. It is a good tractor. I have mostly diesels but I keep this one because it starts easily no matter how cold it gets. (y)
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    Massey Ferguson 50 fuel gauge

    Look on top of the fuel tank and see if there is a place for one. Seems like I have seen tanks without the plate .
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    aftermarket carburetors

    I have bought many and never had a problem with them. Everything from chain saws to weed whackers to B&S motors to EZGO carts.
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    Seed Potato Cutters

    My father had a knife blade mounted on a slanted board. I can see him now sitting there and cutting seed potato's all day.
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    How many tools ?

    On flea bay
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    What solution to use for cleaning shop rags

    I pick up old towels in yard sales and you can buy a whole bag full at Salvation Army for $5. Best rags you can get.
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    EV tractor sales

    This country is pushing electric vehicles and clean energy while China And India are pumping more into the environment than ever before, and laughing at us for buying the cheap junk they make. What a fiasco
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    EV tractor sales

    Everyone forgets that you have to recharge the batteries and around here electricity is not cheap. I will stick with diesel thank you.
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    Fuel experts?

    I called 2 different large suppliers of diesel in Maine and the both told me they don't start delivering winter fuel until December 1 . So I wait until Jan before I buy any local to be reasonably sure it is cut. I also use Howes or Diesel 911, whichever is on sale when I stock up
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    Mouse traps

    5 gallon bucket trap with 5-20 used motor oil, the oil won't evaporate and a mouse won't last long in it.:eek:
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    Mouse traps

    They sure do, we had one kill a full sized laying hen.
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    Get franken-freaky with the tractor or not...

    What is tireject? Never heard of it. But then there is a lot I have not heard of
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