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  1. rrlund

    2-105 fan belts

    Just a heads up on the fan belts on the earlier ones. Mine's a 79 model and I just found out from an expensive lesson that they use a 3/8 wide belt, not a common 1/2 inch wide A width. I've had three sets of half inch A widths roll over on me since spring. I put a new pair on it this morning and...
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    Weedy oats

    I combined oats today, well, some of them. One side of the field was clean, the other side was a mess. Ragweed mostly and some lambsquarter. There was a straight line right across the field that was the dividing line. I was puzzled for a while since I hadn't spread any manure on it. It...
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    2-105 hydraulic

    Well...I mentioned below that I put a rebuilt pump on my 2-105 last week because the hydraulics were overheating. I cut hay this morning and after an hour, the light started blinking again. I let it cool off and went back after dinner. I went about 40 minutes this time. There's a Mennonite...
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    Fertilizer auger

    I got tired of tubes rusting out. I put new flighting in one not long ago, so I put it in new six inch, thick walled PVC. Wasn't cheap. It cost me $164 for one length of pipe and the T, but it should last me the rest of my days if I'm lucky.
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    14 vs 16 inch plow points

    Does anybody know off the top of their head if an Oliver Raydex 14 inch three bolt point has the same bolt pattern as a 16 inch three bolts? I went over to the place where I always get such things, figuring I'd go in the back room and pull them right out of the bin, but it was empty, All they...
  6. rrlund

    Well pump popping breaker

    I'll get right to it, then elaborate. Quarter to twelve last night, no water. 220v submersible pump. I reset it and it popped again right away. Tried again, it went MAYBE 3-4 seconds and blew again. Reset it again and it's still going. What would pop it that quick and then fix itself? Now the...
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    Hofferbert Sales

    One of the last old Oliver dealers in Michigan is either closed or closing. They're having two auctions. The first one is online only and closes February 18. A boat load of parts, but you can't tell from the pictures what they are. You'd have to go to one of the preview open houses and look...
  8. rrlund

    New voltage regulator wiring

    Old regulator has four wires, four posts. Posts labeled Bat-Gen-Field and "L". New regulator has three posts, Bat-Gen-Field. What do I do with the L wire? I assume I have to double it up on one of the posts, but which one?
  9. rrlund

    Electric trailer jack

    Do any of you guys have anything like this for a gooseneck trailer...
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    JSchwiebert

    John Schwiebert, the Oliver guy passed away Christmas Eve. https://www.rodenbergergray.com/obituaries/john-schwiebert/#!/TributeWall
  11. rrlund

    Jschwiebert

    I just got a phone call. John passed away Christmas Eve. As soon as they put the obituary online, I'll post it to the memorial forum.
  12. rrlund

    1600 air cleaner

    I've been going to ask and keep forgetting. The September/October HPOC magazine features the 1600. John Schweibert had written a few paragraphs and talked about improvements made when the increased the bore on the gassers. He said it was easy to identify one of the later ones by the location of...
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    1600 gas governor

    You guys might remember a year ago when the 1600 raced and spun a rod bearing. We had made a bushing this spring to make a new bearing work in the governor. It worked half way decent all summer, but going on two months ago, it started surging so bad it was about unusable. I turned the bumper...
  14. rrlund

    One wire alternator

    I know, here we go again. It gets beat to death once a month. I've looked at wiring diagrams until my eyes are blurry. When I look at the wires on the tractor and can't trace them, I'm frustrated to no end. I've got that British Oliver 500 gas. It has a Lucas generator. Everything is Earth and...
  15. rrlund

    Muffler cement

    I know muffler cement works for exhaust pipes. I bought a tube of it this spring and used it on the exhaust pipe on my truck, it's still holding up. Has anybody ever used it on a manifold gasket that's not in very good shape? I had to take the manifold off my Oliver 500 gas with the David...
  16. rrlund

    1850 Front crank pulley

    I'm just hoping somebody knows, is the outer diameter where the main seal mates up to the pulley on an 1850 the same as it is on a White 2-105? They're splined the same and should fit the crank alright. The White has 3 belt grooves, but I don't think that'd matter. The dampener went to pieces...
  17. rrlund

    turn off dark mode

    OK, I give up. How do you turn off this crappy dark mode? I can only see about half what's on the screen.
  18. rrlund

    Allis G history question

    Is this just an old wive's tale? I remember reading somewhere, maybe twenty years ago, that at one point AC had built so many G's that they couldn't get rid of them and if a dealer ordered two WDs, they had to take a G and that they were still being found in crates at old dealerships at that time.
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    Farmall 350 Diesel

    I saw an ad for a Farmall 350 diesel (row crop narrow front), it said 4 cylinder Continental engine. Was that what they had, not the engine that started on gas and switched to diesel?
  20. rrlund

    Record feeder price

    Wow! A group of 74 feeder cattle went through the sale at Blue Grass Stockyards in Lexington Tuesday, average weight 704 pounds. They brought $402 a hundredweight. Somebody had to write a check for $209,425.92 for them. I finish all of mine, but if I had to pay that kind of money for feeders...
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