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    John Deere G Brakes

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    John Deere G Brakes

    Have a JD G with rusted frozen brakes. Can tractor be moved after removing brake assembly?
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    47G

    Have 1947 John Deere G. A basket case. Been setting outside 30 yrs. NOT stuck. Need tires on it to move inside for restoration. 1 unsaveable rim. My question. Will a double bevel IH rim replace the current junk single bevel to move tractor about 100' inside to begin restoration?
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    Ford 3400 transmission case leak

    Thank You.
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    Spraying rust converter

    I spritz spray Eastwoods "After Blast." But always wipe it down afterwards because its thine and runs. Lots of wiping on a locomotive.
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    Ford 3400 transmission case leak

    Case is leaking hydraulic fluid where brake pedal passes through . Can new seal be installed from outside of case or must I fix it by opening case lid..
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    TO 35 Hydraulic Clean Out?

    if you get new pressure relief valve I suggest you have it tested unless you know your tractor is a later model with improved oil passages on top cover that seat is mounted to. My old relief valve stuck and very high pressure cracked the lid and transmission case. Keep relief valve under 3000 lbs.
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    How much does a radiator re-core cost nowadays?

    3 yrs ago I asked radiator shop about recore on a Ferguson TO35. $500
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    Ever buy tires off ebay?

    I bought 4 trailer tires off eBay and at 2000 miles 2 separated and 1 had blowout. China bombs! No more eBay tires for me.
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    TO 35 Hydraulic Clean Out?

    If you remove the Hydraulic pump, replace the pressure relief valve. My TO35 valve failed. Result was cracked lid and cracks in transmission/hydraulic case. Had to replace entire tractor back half. If your tractor is older series the top cover has non-re-enforced hydraulic lines. Must use...
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    Hiway Tires

    Did that ONCE. Got China bombs. 2 separated at 2000 miles. One was a blowout at 60mph.. No more online tires for me.
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    Ford 3400 Gas Industrial

    Purchased my 3400 gas after it set 7 yrs. Tank had lots of rust and junk in it, Did what you did, but gave up and had tank cleaned and lined at radiator shop. No more problems
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    Ferguson TO-35 stuck in 1rst Gear

    Jack 1 rear wheel off ground. Put tractor in high gear and start rocking lifted wheel gently. Broke one of my tractors loose doing this. Pull plugs and squirt tranny fluid in each cylinder before turning lifted wheel.
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    Knee replacement

    I'm 81. Had both knees replaced 2 yrs ago 6 months apart. Probably a month after each before I could get on my Ferguson or Ford utility. Getting along great. Had mine done with robot. Supposed to have less cutting and shorter recovery. My biggest problem was therapy was intended to help me...
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    Funny

    That will be my 1996 Dodge 3500. 27 yrs old and I've had 25..
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    Funny

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    Construction/Industrial tractors

    I have a Ford 3400 gas 2WD. Could use more weight for traction. Bucket needs 10 inches or so added to bottom. Can't fill bucket without tipping it all the way back and lifting while still shoving. Just not enough weight to push into rock or dirt pile with 2WD. Handy little tractor for...
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    12 groundhog holes !

    Pour 5 gal hog manure down the hole
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    Unique vehicle 'o the day, even a little tractor involv

    Worked for a retail company that used them for appliance delivery. Worked very good for them.
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    Re: Early TO35 Hydraulic Pump and Cracked Lift Cover

    I was on mine when it cracked the lid and case. Don't recommend being in that position when it happens. Oil shot between my legs and over the hood. Could have been straight up. Took 3 yrs but found complete used rear end. Suggest you replace pressure release valve and consider a new...
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