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    plow wing protection

    Neither are very expensive, and easily available. Waste fat and bacon drippings are dang near free if your pennies are THAT tight! :lol:
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    plow wing protection

    Grease or beeswax. If it comes off, refresh it. It's cheap and effective.
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    Boosting the TO-30?

    Thanks for all the replies. Actually I wasn't looking so much for overbore, but higher compression pistons. With the info y'all have given, I may just try both (I can get pistons made).
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    Boosting the TO-30?

    Farmall made available the "Fire Crater" upgrades for their old 113 (A, B, & C tractors). Has anyone done anything likewise for the Continental Z-129?
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    what is this part?

    Oh, 'bout 4-5 pounds :lol:
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    Gasket Exchange -upload and download gaskets-

    Outstanding idea!
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    Original Ferguson color?

    Here's a good source: http://fergusontractors.org/fena/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Paintschemes.pdf
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    Best Bulk Carb Cleaner

    Berryman's, Gunk, or CRC.
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    New owner/member - a few questions

    This page should help a bit: http://fergusontractors.org/fena/wp-content/uploads/Tractor-Identification1.pdf
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    what is this part?

    Just a long shot, but check for a "clean spot" on your tractor. We had a large washer like that, finally found it had been stuck on the tractor with dirt/grime and painted over. Never was even a part of the tractor.
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    Air cleaner wire pad

    DITTO!
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    Rearend

    Your rearend or the Fergy's? :lol:
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    Rearend

    Oooh, not wif' mine....wallet so thin it makes hardly a differ'nce.
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    TO-30 project

    Believe it or not, molasses is very good for rust removal of small parts, and you can batch clean them many at one time! http://virtualindian.org/projrust.htm#molasses http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/rust/rust_molasses.htm
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    Valve Spring Replacement Ferguson TO 30

    The man's right! I've done this one many different types of engines!
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    1953 TO-30 Carburetor Problem

    Thanks for the reply, and my apologies for leaving out the carburetor information. It's a MS TSX for sure, but the tag carries 458 and three other numbers. When I looked each number up individually, they all showed quite different applications and rebuild kits - very frustrating. I've...
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    Any tips or tricks on using a ridge reamer?

    Just make sure to go slow and take small increments in expanding the reamer. The first few rounds may be "jumpy" until it cuts a true circle. Make sure and not undercut (take off too much), also. I'd follow up with a tri-hone or "dingle ball" hone to restore the cross-hatch, or your rings will...
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    1953 TO-30 Carburetor Problem

    Have removed, detail-cleaned, blown out, and re-installed the carburetor, but air screw is set almost closed to obtain any idle, and that is at only about 400rpm. ANY movement of screw more than that and tractor dies. Thinking possibly wrong venturi, idle jet, etc. was installed (it's very...
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    Reversed battery

    Reversing polarity would make your starter turn backwards, but not engage the Bendix. Possibly you have re-polarised the starter and will have to either have it corrected, or do a DIY correction. You'd have to pull it off, get something to spin it in the correct direction, then "flash" it with...
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    1951 h=arry ferguson T0 20

    My mistake...old email addy wdrbk231(at)msn(dot)com Sorry!
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