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    Christmas away from home

    Spent Christmas in the barracks in 76 and 77 at Panzer Concern just outside of Stuttgart, 83 at Baumholder, 91 in Bamberg and 92 in Manheim. No fun but someone had to do it. Rick
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    Help deciding first project - Ford 9N vs Allis-Chalmers

    I tend to stay away AC tractors. Gotten worse the last few years too. Every thing to do parts availability. Rick
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    Bye bye 8N!

    Got rid of my last 8N! Graduated to a 860 Ford and an IH T340. You all know what an 860 looks like. Anyway I'll still peak in from time to time. Rick
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    1952 8n tractor

    Really? A hook? Just don't get stuck and you wont have to pull that N out! Rick
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    Success!

    Glad it worked out for you. Rick
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    Rollag ?

    Nope. Couldn't make it this year. :x Only 65 miles from me too. Hip went out on me and I ain't up to the walking. Basically life sucks then you get old and really learn what the suck is.....Sorry just venting. Rick :evil: :evil:
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    Ford 860

    Got the governor pulled off the 860. It's the ball type with typical "old as it is" wear groves in it. Anyone know a source for a rebuild kit or the whole governor? I can find the flywheel type. Just not the ball. Thanks Rick
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    Another funny

    That's what I felt like when I had to bring my report card home...... Rick
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    Did a little hauling

    My only problem with ethanol is it is forced on me. Rick
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    Post hole auger for 8n

    Lot of that will depend on your soil. I've used up to 10" on an 8N in sandy loam. Rick
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    Old Bobcat/Farmhand M200

    Depends on the year model. Some of the early ones has a one cylinder Wisconsin and others had a Twin Onan. The Onan was a CCK 12.5 HP. Possible that someone swapped out the original engine. The first Bobcat is or was at the museum in Fergus Falls MN. Interesting contraption. Rick
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    Followed me home!

    Rick
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    Driverless Big Rigs

    Cruise and Tomahawk missiles fly sub sonic. But they can be programed to fly NOE for a long ways so that they can strike a target with little or no warning within a couple of inches. So yea driverless trucks are in the future. At first they will keep a driver in them to take over in the event...
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    New to me International/Farmall 656 Hydro

    Shouldn't say this but there are sites dedicated to IH that will have the best possible info on that. Rick
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    for us older guys here.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42auDEQAtTo Rick
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    DO NOT update

    It's called trying to sell something. Want to sell? Then deal with it instead of whining about it. Rick
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    Today's funny

    What is that 2nd one? A [b:0c80f55c4f]C[/b:0c80f55c4f]an't [b:0c80f55c4f]A[/b:0c80f55c4f]fford [b:0c80f55c4f]S[/b:0c80f55c4f]omething [b:0c80f55c4f]E[/b:0c80f55c4f]lite? Heck that's worse than the Deere. :D :D :D Rick
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    Is there a limit to the height of a pickup?

    It ain't your vehicle. You don't have to like it or be happy with it. The owner does. Lifting or lowering does effect the physics of the vehicle. Past a certain point it's altered to a point of stability issues. The thing is unless you significantly raise the height of the axle you don't...
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    Must be Monday!

    Man I love Mondays! Rick
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    550 Ford backhoe

    You shouldn't be able to spin the tires on a TLB. And the 550 diesel engine is only 59 HP. You take something that heavy, 11,400 pounds, and 59 HP? Spinning the rear tires might be a neat trick. Putting extra stress on the rear axles by drastically increasing HP may cause you to break an...
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