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    black belt dressing

    Three years ago i had my local tru value hardware store order a tube for me from their supplier catalog (they did not stock it)
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    Regarding cab glass. How long available

    Well, I appreciate all the comments. Thanks for the replies
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    Regarding cab glass. How long available

    Not to highjack the next thread but does anyone know how many years a tractor , manufacturer produces the fancy curved glass and “newer” tractor cabs. It seems that it would be a heck of a problem to replace broken cab glass when it fails for those of us who run old equipment
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    Garden tractor strange spark problem Update

    Thanks for the update, and yes at this point I would look for a frayed wire grounding out :(
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    Long 350 tractor

    Ok, I will be the other voice:). Bought a long 350 fifteen years ago, Romania made. Yup, hard to find parts for (are available), weak hydraulics, likes to blow seal in pump which puts hydraulic oil in crankcase,……cheap to purchase, runs for ever on a tank of fuel, great tractor to rake with...
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    New Holland 66 vs IH 50T

    I agree. With old balers you need to know their personality, have parts easily available and a spare one ready to go. For me that means stay with the New Holland and find a parts machine for the fence row
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    While we are on batteries, what about load testers?

    Thank you for the advice. Obviously I have got along for 70 years without one. :). But Christmas is coming and what the heck
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    While we are on batteries, what about load testers?

    On the few tools I don’t own and yet it seems like it would be good to have. Does anyone have a recommendation for a specific model for use occasional at the farm.
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    Winter Boots

    Just want to add, I used to like muck boots but the last two pairs only lasted a year each. Nope not for that price, might as well buy cheap and plan on changing them often:(
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    Dearborn 22-1 Cordwood Saw

    For what it is worth, my springs have been broken/gone for years. Never been a problem and the table just needs to sit back far enough to fully clear the blade plus a little extra
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    Looking for a flat belt.

    I am still using old belts a lot cheaper than buying new but Page Belt here NH (on the web) sure could set you up. They have been supplying for years. I had them make up a belt for my cordwood saw back in the 80’s
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    Rake id Help

    Rrlund thanks for the reply, that brings back a distance memory of seeing this type before as a kid. No sign of a nameplate so I wonder if it was a decal
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    Rake id Help

    yes the colors are jd but it may have a repaint job on it so I am not sure thanks for the reply
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    Rake id Help

    Good morning A good friend has past and left me this rake on the fence row. It may be a good emergency backup but I have no idea of make or model. Can anyone assist? Thanks
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    Another KCM update.

    Thanks for the update. I am glad you are in contact with him. His daily posts are missed and I hope at some point he is able to return
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    Log splitters in the $1500 - $2000 range

    Keith That is my experience exactly. I was sure it was not that much faster or could split difficult wood. Now I also have a close to new hydraulic splitter is the barn that I have t started in five years and most of my friends won’t believe the SuperS pitter is that good. And their customer...
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    Log splitters in the $1500 - $2000 range

    I have burned wood for over forty years and I admit I hate change. I have used and built log splitters so I know the various advantages of several designs. Was finally talked into trying a supersplitter! All I can say is it is tremendously faster than a hydraulic splitter, just as safe. I...
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    So far everything's is the same

    That’s great. I will follow :> congratulations
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    Ih 100 mower

    That is the one. Ran it with an old IH H and spent too much time under it cutting out the plugged hay )
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    Ih 100 mower

    Thanks for the replies. After Growing up unplugging a cuttingham conditioner way too often, it sounds like an awful bad idea on our small irregular New England fields. But I am smarter now :)
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