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    Push button star

    Im consider replacing the starter push rod on my B with a push button or key with a solenoid. How would I go about connecting the solenoid wire to the lug of the starter?
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    Ford 1700

    Anyone know the bolt type for the three hole implement connections adjacent to the engine? I tried a 5/8 diameter coarse. The size is correct but not the thread. Could it be metric since its an overseas tractor?
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    Differential Lock

    I just bought a 1980 Ford 1700 which is running fine and surprisingly after setting for 1 week week has 0 signs of fluid leakage on the cardboard under it. It has what I believe is the differential lock at the back of the right foot platform. If the pedal is pushed down it just stays there. Is...
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    Model C brakes

    I just bought a 43 model C with a narrow front. It only has a left brake. The seller told me that the second brake was an option on the narrow fronts at the time. Truth or Fiction?
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    Allis Chalmers C brakes

    I just bought a 1943 Allis Chalmers C with a narrow front. It only has one brake on the left side. The seller told me that he heard it was an option back then on the narrow fronts because the brake was only for stopping and with the narrow front it wasn?t necessary for turning. This sound...
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    Allis Chalmers paint

    I?m about to try my hand at painting a 1943 C. Does anyone have experience with the Tractor Store implement pInt and should I use it? At the moment I?m planning to get the $20.00 HVLP gun and see how that works out.
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    Allis b starter

    I have a 1941 Allis b with a magneto and already converted to 12 v system. ( the ground is negative) It has a kill switch and a starter rod. Can I change that to a key switch only or a switch and starter button and how would I wire it. An image or photo would really help.
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