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    widening a wd45 front end

    I have a DUAL loader mounted on my WD45, and so far this winter, I have been able to move 7 big round netwrapped hay bales. from the barn, out to my cows feeder in the pasture. I carry them as low as I can, over rough and smooth terrain, but still worry about a turn over. Moving the rear wheels...
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    front wheel rim bolts for H-M-350

    Hi Guys! I am changing from wide front end ,to row crop narrow pedistal type, so I can get the turning radius, that I want, on my 1956 350. I bought the pedestal, and front rims, with cast centers, from a guy in texas, and when I got them, they were minus the bolts-- clamps, or whatever, that...
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    Removing bit from rotohammer

    I borrowed a Makita Rotohammer from a friend to lag down my metal shed to the concrete. I needed a 1/2" bit to match my quick bolts, so I carried the rotohammer into Tacoma Screw, and asked for a 1/2" bit, to fit the chuck. A lady behind the counter, went and brought a bit, inserted it in the...
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    HF Chicago electric bandsaw

    Was cutting 3" metal pipe today, and the bandsaw blade quit turning. opened it up and found the drive wheel, has an internal ring gear in it and a 3/4" section of the plastic gears was stripped. I am posting this to inform any one else which has this problem, that if you will change places with...
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    Yellow top sweet clover for OLD

    OLD!! go to crop talk!
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    Sweet Clover for Old

    OLD! I remembered that you were looking for sweet clover seed, and ran into it, while looking thru my new crop of seed catologs. An Ore.company called Abundant life seeds, out of Cottage Grove Oregon, has it, under their cover crop listing. It looks pricy to me, but I guess that all clover seed...
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    RE missing wrenches

    I didn't want to hijack Bill Porters post,but the subject matter brought to mind, my own pet peeve, about tools. I currently have 5 rollaway tool boxes, with 2 chests on each. Two are older Craftsman rollaways,with chests on them that I have had for many years, while raising my 3 boys.One set...
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    Fordson Major

    Our local farm newspaper, just started having online auctons. I am bidding on a fordson major, with a howard 16 spd tranny,creeper gear 48 hp and perkins diesel. It doesn't give year, or hours. Says blow by is minimal, or normal, and runs fine with tight steering, and good PTO, not plumbed for...
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    OT lime in western washington

    I am hoping for a reply, from some of our washington state posters, I would like to buy 10 yd of bulk lime, to apply, or even have it spread. I need to know where to go, I am not going to buy anymore bagged lime from Home Depot. I found a place in Scio Oregon, but the miles are prohibitive.
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    lime in western washington state

    I know that there are several guys in washington state, which post on here. Can any of you guys tell me where to buy bulk lime? In the past I have bought the bags from Home Depot, and that is a hassel handling the bags, and very expensive! I see in the capital press that they have it down in...
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    I saved $150.00 this past week!

    I have 3 bred angus cows, and am feeding 1000 lb, net wrapped grass hay. My pasture has lasted real well into the early winter, and put out my first bale 3 weeks ago. The cows dragged a lot of it out away from the bale, and walked and pooped, on it, loosing quite a bit of it. I decided to buy...
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    Fordson Major Diesel

    I have left a bid on the Capital press Aucton, (online)on a 48 hp Fordson Major tractor. It has 16 spd's foreward and a creeper gear. I dont know anything about the fordson majors, but wanted something with a creeper, to roto till with. If it climbs too high, I will drop out. Is there any older...
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    Merry Christmas

    I got up at 6:00 and made coffee, and brought it to the puter, to wish you all a Merry Christmas, before going out to feed the cows. The house is very quiet at this time of morning, with the wife, and son sleeping,and I feel like I am the only one around that is starting the day. Then I open the...
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    anyone need a flashlight?

    Most of my adult life, I have carried a pair of pliers, and a pocket knife. Usually a Shrade Rancher, with 3 blades. I have had a pair of pliers fall out of my suit jacket pocket, at church, and that was noisy, also I had the wife to contend with, for embassing us that way! I now carry a...
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    1985 F250 Deisel fuel problems

    I bought a 85 ford 250 4x4 diesel, automatic, last week. I drove it home, and was feeling pretty good about it, because it ran well, shifted well, and handled good. The next morning it wouldn't start, but cranked over ok. Now here comes the confession! I have never owned or worked on anything...
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    older craftsman chain saw

    I have an old craftsman chainsaw 18", probably from the 70's, that quit 4 yrs ago, and I stuck it on a shelf and bought a smaller Homelite, which I have worn out now.I pulled the craftsman off the shelf, tried the saw for compression--darned good-- and spark, that was also good, and it had a new...
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    49 oliver 70 engine

    We have a 49 oliver 70 orchard model, with an unuseable engine. busted block, and trashed crank and rod. Is there any alternatives that will bolt in there? or do we have to try and find an old 70 engine to rebuild?
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    335 head bolt problem

    I will give, just a little history first. I took the heads off of my 335, and had the valves ground. When I was trying to install them, I had the first head bolt strip the threads out of the jug, before the torque wrench clicked at 95 lbs.I removed the head and verified that the jug stripped...
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    Helicoils on head bolts?

    Removed the heads on my 335 minnie, and took them in for a valve job, was cleaning up the jug surface to replace the heads, and found three bolt holes with stripped threads, on the jugs. Will properly installed Helicoils, stand up to 95-100 ft. lb. of torque? or do I have to locate two jugs...
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    48 oliver 70

    I towed home a 48 oliver model 70, that I was told, had been ran till it blew up. I found the block cracked, externally and internally, after removing the head. someone had done a poor JB Weld job on the outside crack. The crankshaft is toast, and #1 rod is snapped, and beat the devil out of the...
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