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    Dealer cost ridiculous

    The solution to high prices is, high prices. Some economist said that and what it means is if the prices are too high another competitor will step in with lower prices. It used to be called market competition.
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    Chumpion Spark Plugs

    NGK are the best.
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    Makes you wonder why this happened, combine hit by train

    Cell phone distraction most likely.
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    Is my Anti-Virus Program valid?

    I would not trust anything that comes over the internet at all. You need a way to verify 'real and true' which unfortunately is now impossible. An anti-virus program is of no help, vpn's are bogus too. Big tech has us all in their vice grip. Verify by phone if you must. Go only to trusted and...
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    Mahindra 4540 value 2016 model

    I give it a big fat zero for value. Where is it located in India? Stay away from it.
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    Sun Damage

    An assassination attempt? Oh, sorry wrong ear.
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    Sun Damage

    I took my wife into the dermatologist a few years ago to have liquid nitrogen sprayed on her nose for some bad looking cells. Procedure was very close to her eyes, I stopped the man just before the spraying and said shouldn't my wife be wearing safety glasses in case he gets a twitch in his arm...
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    From the shop

    Is that 'steam punk' style? Very interesting use of materials, the light bulb is something else, cool though.
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    Time to set the mouse traps again

    Nice set-up, gonna load it on the flat car for disposal? Big job for those small fellows, good that they have the equipment for the job.
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    Time to set the mouse traps again

    I got 2 of them last night, not bad. Those Victor traps still work with a bit of cheese, they can't resist.
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    Time to set the mouse traps again

    Its that time of year were I set all the mouse traps again, 36 of the old style Victor snap traps. Later on I put a bunch in the tractor cab. See what I catch over night. How about the rest of you? What works for you?
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    Farmall C rear wheel size

    Those are a good tractor and the rear wheels are correct (well almost) for that tractor. Rust is not your friend, new rims perhaps?
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    Ten Deadliest Tractors ever Built

    If you are speaking about an ignition wire on a gas engine, yes you will get a shock but then its 10,000 to 30,000 volts DC, not 12. If you personally can feel 12 volts DC, then I would say you are an atypical human being. Go and touch the positive and negative posts on a 12 v battery, nothing...
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    Ten Deadliest Tractors ever Built

    Unpossible. 12vdc wont do a thing. And no such thing as 'line' in DC system only positive and negative.
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    Ten Deadliest Tractors ever Built

    I dont know how a 12vdc can shock a person, it is simply not possible, cant even feel it. Seems a lot of hype and fear in that video.
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    GM trucks today.

    You are absolutely correct, however you missed the part about corporate debt, where they pass it off to the serf to repay their debts.
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    Tractor purchase

    I would seriously consider the Case IH JX80U.
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    GM trucks today.

    Confusion regarding the term 'lighter grade' of oil, there is no definition for lighter, we are talking dynamic viscosity a measurable quantity. The confusion is regarding... High Viscosity vs. Low Viscosity. and then temperature plays its role in the viscosity too.
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    GM trucks today.

    I will just add a point of clarification: 0W-30 synthetic oil is not a lighter grade of oil, its multi-viscosity so at lower temperatures it flows more easily hence the 'zero' as opposed to '5'. The 30 remains the same for higher temperatures. And, it is a very common oil grade in more northern...
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    Drill Bits - Not a Case tractor question but hoping for help

    RPM depends on drill size and material being cut, small drills should have higher rpms than big drill bits. Thats what I was taught to me in machine shop class 50 years ago, still holds true for me. When drilling metal you should get spring coil like shavings, if not drill is dull.
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