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    g706

    Looking for the differential carrier for a g706. ring and pinion i have are good but carrier an spider gears are bad. Let me know where your located an how much you want
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    ub govenor

    So I built a UB for a mild puller. About 420 cubes. I am using a zenith carb from another application. Was wondering what the correct adjustment for governor to carb linkage is? Have it set up with carb wide open an governor wide open the rod fits in. Is this correct as my service manual...
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    mm u spark plugs

    Putting together a u with 9.5:1 compression and about 420 cubes. What should I run for spark plugs. I prefer autolite or NGK. Thanks
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    tires

    Looking for a single 14.9 38 Armstrong or maxi trac or bfg uncut. Or interested in a pair of Firestone"s, Armstrong"s, or any 23 degree tires. Preferably within a couple hundred miles of SW wis. (608)732-1963 Mitch
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    800hd head

    Looking for a head for an 800hd. Overhauling one an 2 heads are good. One is cracked. It has 28s on it. Any parts or help locating one is appreciated. Thanks.
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    moline u

    So I"m putting a 6" g crank in a u. Using 4 5/8 jugs an pistons from a 336 engine. I"m wondering what to use for rods. Planning on having the crank machined for smaller rod journals but the u rods are about .700 too long. Trying to do this on a budget an reuse the stock 4 5/8 pistons as I have...
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    live power

    I have a u and a UB that both have the live power assembly integrated in the left side brake. Neither one are functioning. I was wondering if I could remove this from the UB an convert it to just a normal brake assembly an use the pieces to repair the one on the u. Just wondering if it can be...
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    farmall crankshaft

    Has anyone ever heard of putting a mh 44 crankshaft in a farmall m?
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    u moline carb

    So I"m putting together a u moline this winter to pull with. Its gonna have like 440 cubes an run stock Rpms. I"ve heard of using a 4400 jd carb. I just wondering what size the throttle bore is on a 4400 jd Carb. Or what size I should look for.
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    moline hot stock

    Lookin at starting to round up parts to build a hot stock puller. Im going to use a G moline for a start point. I am going to make longer frame rails an use a 6 cylinder engine. My question is what combination of crankcase, crank shaft should i look for. Want to use 800 jugs an head but not 800...
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    u puller

    I know this topic has been discussed but Im always looking for more info. Recently acquired a U an thinking I'm gonna pull with it next year. Want to know what some others have for a setup. I was thinking G crank an 336 jugs. Anyone have other ideas or parts for sale?
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