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    Old case still vexing me

    Good charged strong battery. Good bat terminals. Reads 12.6 volts at starter. Wont crank. Appreciate anyone willing to watch video and help diagnose. Maybe I should replace ignition switch https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4NMTtY-etSU
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    Still trying to start my case 455c

    My starter was giving one loud click. Was going to rebuild it but couldnt get the right sized contacts. Ordered brand new starter from this site. Installed new one and same click. Changed the battery cable ends. Battery reads 12.26 v across the posts. At the starter its reading 12.25 v If I...
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    Old case starter advice requested

    Hello guys, I have an 89 case crawler. Starter quit cranking and was just clicking. I took it apart and the contacts where the plunger hit were very worn. Ordered nippondesco contacts and they were too small. Two auto parts stores couldnt help. I ordered a brand new starter from this site...
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    Starter motor

    Can you tell me where the solenoid is on this starter ? It s on my case dozer. One loud click I can hear the starter gear jump forward and the spring as it releases but not crank. I m used to it being piggy backed on the starter. Tapped it good no such luck.
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    Steering Gone 89 Case 455C

    Hi Guys, I was using my crawler to pull a log out of the woods the other day. No problems, got the log into the pasture and decided to cut it in half so I could use a grapple on another tractor to carry it to the sawmill without tearing up the pasture. I hopped off, cut the log in half...
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    Harvestore silo

    Is there a market for used silos? I have a farm in Sw missouri that used to be a dairy. I have a big blue tombstone got to be at least 25 by 100. My wifes uncle said he thought I could sell it. Big tax bill this year suddenly has me interested.
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    Mowing a slope

    Hi fellas, I grew up in Illinois on flat land. We had 2wd row crop tractors. Wasn't a foot of elevation change across the county. Now Im I the missouri ozarks and we have hills, real hills. My farm has about 70 acres of ridgetop pasture. The pasture ends at the woods where it really gets steep...
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    3 point vs pull not till drill

    Hello guys Id appreciate your recommendations on drill type. Ive had a small farm (40 acres) that I have played around with in central Missouri for last 10 years or so. Id often rent the Great Plains 606nt from Nrcs and pull it with my old 4010. Its a pull type. Ive just bought a 450 acre place...
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    Deere 4010 ignition

    My old 4020 wont wake up from winter nap. Still the old 24 volt diesel. She has been testy the last few years. Sometimes I'd turn the key and it would be dead. If I kept the key turned and ran the gear shift up and down a few times it would fire. The trick isn't working and I'm guessing...
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    Could use your input on Case

    Hi guys, i could use some help knowing what i have to deal with or if i can. Of course these things always happen when you really need the eauipment. I have a 1989 case 455c track loader. Worked fine a couple weeks ago spreading gravel. When i got on it today no converter pressure and it...
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    Fun Day making cider

    Each fall I like to make cider with the kids. Made a little video for them to remember. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KbZKe9eSGY
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    Pull start a deisel

    I want to see if my 4010 will start from a pull never push started a deisel. I was goin to put it in 6 and pull with crawler and just mash the clutch when it fires. Sound right?
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    4010 deisel governor

    Hi guys, my 4010 is not idling right, it will either die or rev itself up. I was trying to hook up a disc and it reved itself up so high I thought it would blow before I ran over and pulled the kill knob. I had a gas ford that did that once and the bearings in the governor had flat spots that...
  14. M

    Anyone hear from Tim Sweeny?

    Hi guys, I've been trying to contact Tim for a few weeks haven't had any luck. Probably on vacation. Anyone hear from him? Thanks Matt.
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    wise old rancher story

    My old boss George is an engineer, he built a successful company which he eventually sold to the company we both work for. His father was a farmer and rancher in east TX. Years ago he was having a terrible time with his son who was about 14. Kid was rebellious, disrespectful a real handful...
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    Side dress corn

    I'm going to side dress the sweetcorn when I cultivate. Was wondering what the optimal distance is into the row from the crop? Will be side dressing with 46 00 urea or possibly 20 10 10 first cultivation then urea second cultivation
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    Radiator Rebuilds

    Man are radiators getting expansive. last year it cost me $1,000 to get a Deere 4010 radiator rebuilt. I could have bought a new one cheaper but elected to do it once right. Well my Case 455C crawler started leaking. I pulled it out and its shot. 1400 bucks for new core! There is only one...
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    threading by hand

    HI I needed some 18 inch 3/4 inch square headed bolts for a cane mill restoration project. They are very expensive so I figured I'd fire up the forge and blacksmith them. I got the bolts made up just fine, but cutting the threads has been an unexpected challenge. I guess I never threaded...
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    Don't have a mule!

    I acquired an old mule powered cane mill. I've just about got it restored and I've planted a half acre or so of sweet sorghum cane. I've got this idea of using a farmall cub to turn the pole with no driver. I figure if I run the cultivators around a few times and throw up rows, lock the...
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    fun with Cub with backland planter

    Well I had a little fun yesterday. I picked up a 74 international cub with a 144 cultivator and 172 planter last weekend. I put in 42 rows 150 feet long. With the cultivator setup, I should be able to keep infront of the weeds. Mostly sweet corn I plant enough for coons friends and may even...
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