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    Ralphwd45 - were u watchin' it go poof

    Glade is a thing of the past, we now have Fabreeze, great stuff for us old f ts.
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    OT/ cleanin truck headlight lens

    The wife and I were in Popular Bluffs Mo. a couple of summers ago, to visit my oldest boy, and I took her Ply Sundance into Raben tire Co, for service, and they cleaned hers like new, and done it on their own, while servicing the car, and also filled the tires with nitrogen, and just wanted a...
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    best weapon for moles?

    Yeah! I hear you Mike! Had the same thing happen, to a row of carrots, and a row of beets! So much for storing them in the row, like in yr's past!
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    Gonna Make Miss MN Into Mrs. In-too-deep!

    You didn't ask our permission, (and didn't need it),But thanks for letting us in on it! Pay attention to what Janicholsen told you, good maintence!, and it will usually last!
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    lumpy jaw

    NO GOOGLE 1/4 GELDING!! I have gotten a lot of good laugh's off this forum, from reading it for years now, and have seen JR come and go for a long time, but he just cracked me up with that! I hope he means a gelding Quarter horse, but some abreviations just dont come out right! It sounds like...
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    can saftey glass be cut

    After reading the existing replies, and years of personal experience, (read that broken glass happenings), do you have the side or top room , to widen or lengthen your cab opening, and make your own frame??? good luck!!
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    My new project: Allis B

    Duane: As far as I know,if your serial number starts with a B, then you indeed have a B. I was refering to your operator"s seat, which is found usually on CA"s The B and C used a flat rectangular cousion, for a seat, and the CA"s usually used the spring suported pan seat. These little tractors...
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    Brakes

    We are here to help each other, and do enjoy doing it, however you really need to go to YT parts, and order yourself a manual for your MF tractor, also there is a massy furgeson forum, here, for you to use, where we are just waiting to answer your questions, and help you out! I hope you use the...
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    Goldwing (running poorly) Day 2

    Hey Guy! I think you are on the right track, ustng the Seafoam! My 82 1100 Goldwing, sit for 2 winters, with our current 10% gas in it, and wouldn"t start and run, was in an unheated storage shed. I drained the tank, put in Seafoam, in new gas, and got it started. It ran pretty sick for a while...
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    Allis CA power spread wheels

    As handy as my CA is, and as much as I use it, when I had to replace the old calcium ate rims, I bit the bullet, and ordered two new ones, from Tonys tractors. With two new tubes, they should be good for the rest of my time.
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    OT freezing vegetables

    I realize that the thread is about freezing vegtables, and using vaccum bags, however last year I had a pleasing experience with berries. I bought 2 flats of red raspberries, with the intention, of making them into jam. I didn"t want to start in on the jam making at the time, so I sit the 2...
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    Enough Already.

    My oldest son, is asst mngr at Raben Tire in Popular Bluffs Mo. He called today and told us that he and his wife and dogs, might have to evacuate their home soon. Said a levie was about to break , and the Corps of engineers, recomended evacuation of the town instead of trying to fix it. I guess...
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    Energy use per capita,tonnes of oil

    In all the energy concerns, and polution concerns, that I am subjected to , I never hear anyone addressing airlines dumping fuel out of their tanks, to facilliate a safe landing. I'll bet that it is a lot of gallons!
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    allis c tierod

    Google Midwest Control Products. They have a good choice of joints.
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    Tough decision to make, cow/calves or feeders

    If you have some good nutritous grass, and we get enough sun, then feeders sure beat taking care of cows. Just plenty of water, and a mineral block! Of course there is always the fall market to consider.
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    widening a wd45 front end

    Will I have enough tie rod left in the threaded sleave, for strength? How much overlap can I get away with?, Or maybe I should have said how little?
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    hyd pump

    I bought two different, suposedly rebuilt pumps, from Sandy Lake in 2000, and 2001, and never could get either of them to pump. Finally blocked off the hole, and mounted a good Haldex pump on the front, and went to real hydraulics, with down pressure. Made a new tractor out of my B.
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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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    Cleaning light oil/grease

    What about the off the shelf, foaming engine degreaser's, from the auto parts stores? Just spray it on, let it set a few minutes, and hose off!
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    Aged 50 something

    Old enough, that the summer of 1953, I cultivated corn, in the Ill river bottoms, using a Farmall F20, with hand lift cultivators. I really thought I was something, several yr's later when my uncle got a Case SC with cam lift cultivators. Just kick the pedal. graduated HS in the class of 57.
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