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    What do you do for a living?

    Small animal veterinarian, but wannabe farmer
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    B timing/starting issues

    Hi, I've looked thru the boards and can't find a distinct answer to my problem. I have a B that ran fine one day, sat out in the rain, then wouldn't start. I took apart the magneto and replaced the coil and rotor, and I get a good spark, but when I go to time it, I can't get the lug to line up...
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    B timing

    This message is a reply to an archived post by Dick L on March 20, 2011 at 07:58:19. The original subject was "Re: B timing". Quick dumb question, is the number 1 cylinder closest to radiator on this tractor?
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    Cockshutt 40 starter issues

    Well I have the direction correct, so now my issue is the bendix with the starter not retracting (remaining engaged as the engine tries to start), I suspect from looking at the starter that it is not a do it yourself type project? Any suggestions for starters or starter repairs for a 40...
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    Cockshutt 40 starter issues

    2 questions about my Cockshutt 40 that I'm having problems getting to run. Which way is the flywheel supposed to rotate (looking from back to front)? The starter gears look like they are designed to rotate clockwise, but the starter spins counterclockwise. Second, the starter bendix is not...
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    Cockshutt 40 starter issues

    2 questions about my Cockshutt 40 that I'm having problems getting to run. Which way is the flywheel supposed to rotate (looking from back to front)? The starter gears look like they are designed to rotate clockwise, but the starter spins counterclockwise. Second, the starter bendix is not...
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    Disabling hydraulics on Massey Harris 44

    I figured customizing a cover to fit the pump hole would be difficult (would have to be beveled to avoid the inner gear), but I could look into it. Would a small hydraulic tube loop from input to output do the trick?
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    Disabling hydraulics on Massey Harris 44

    I am restoring a MH 44 and am considering leaving off the hydraulic hoses/levers for a prettier look (not a work or show tractor). Can I just seal off the pump outflow/inflow at the front of the tractor (retaining the ability to reconnect at a future date) or is that going to create problems?
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