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Gas stuff in carb?
About 30 years ago Dad had retired and the A was retired to dragging the road, mowing pasture and other light duty stuff. I hauled gas for it in 5 gallon tins, using "regular" until unleaded was the only thing available. We'd always shut off the fuel to stop it, then drained the carb. It had...- B T Riordan
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- Forum: John Deere
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Hydraulic cylinder on 45 loader
I need advice on two things: First, should I soak the leather cups in anything before installation and, if so, what. Second, how tight should the bolts be that hold the cup assembly in place? Thanks!!!- B T Riordan
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- Forum: John Deere
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H with 31 loader
I drained the oil (and water) out of the pump on the 47 H. Put in 6 qts of non-detergent oil and now it won't lift the loader over 2 feet! So I thought I'd better check with you-all before I screwed up anything worse. Do I need to put in additional oil to compensate for the volume of the...- B T Riordan
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- Forum: Farmall, International & McCormick
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Hydraulics on 47 H
I'm looking at a 47 H with a 31 loader. The plumbing looks home-made but well done. In a few places it oozes fluid and it looks like it's got water in it. I hope a kind soul out there will take pity on me and let me know 1)where you check the fluid level, 2) where do you put in the fluid, 3)...- B T Riordan
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- Forum: Farmall, International & McCormick
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H hydraulics
A friend of mine has purchased a nice H with a loader. Very nice little rig, but . . .The loader sinks, takes 1-2 minutes to drop to ground from high as it will go. Although he"s been "red" all his life, he"s never had one with hydraulics. Nothing leaks from cylinders or anywhere else. Where...- B T Riordan
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Source for sediment bowl for 99
I'm helping a friend with a 4-cylinder 1949 "99", not a Super. The sediment bowl has a lot of "issues". Is there a source for new bowls? This has the "ear" cast onto the top that attatches with two screws to an angle iron bolted to the block. Thanks!!- B T Riordan
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- Forum: Oliver, Cletrac, Co-op and Cockshutt
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