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  1. B

    Re: How adjust the linkage for Governor

    Yes. Did you really pull the distributor out to check the points? 75 Tips
  2. U

    OT: Appliance Experience

    I like to pass on good experiences with companies. We have a 10 year old JennAir range. The display was getting to be so dim as to be unreadable and was beginning to throw error codes. A couple phone calls to local appliance repair shops and a little on-line research revealed that the part is...
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    home grown vs store bought

    This message is a reply to an archived post by larrystinescorner on February 26, 2016 at 04:45:19. The original subject was "home grown vs store bought". Mama and grandma killed chickens on a regular basis. Usually two every Sunday but four on preaching Sunday to feed the preacher. On...
  4. Bruce from Can.

    New for 65

    Case ad from June 1965. I remember pouring over these ads. My mother saved many of the old farm magazines that came to our home for me. I think she noticed my interest in the magazines , and probably though it would encourage/help me to learn to read. Being a typical boy , I only wanted to look...
  5. rockyridgefarm

    This oughtta make B&D's head rotate....

    Found this for sale on CL
  6. W

    Minneapolis mm Ztn.

    Hello, i have purchased a Minneapolis moline ztn model was wondering about the engine manifold and intake on these models.ive noticed that the tappets and guide are horizontal in this engine... my question is does the manifold and intake drop from the top of the engine straight to the...
  7. M

    Chuck430C

    Is Chuck430C still around? Hadn't visited with him in years, hope he is well. Looks like his last post may have been around 2008.
  8. F

    LA steering gear question Part II

    My LA has been hard to steer for sometime, the problem is in the steering box. I finally got the worm gear out tonight and what I found was a Timkin roller bearing on the bottom which is in good shape and a ball bearing on the top which is destroyed. Question 1: At the top of the worm gear...
  9. B

    Arc Welder wont arc.

    Hello everyone, we recently found an old arc welder in a barn on our great uncles farm. it is a Lincoln AC 225 amp "Lincwelder" with a code on it that reads "7533-005" I remember seeing my uncle use it all the time hell he even taught me how to weld on it. But no it wont work at all, well it...
  10. D

    Allis chalmers C carburetor

    I just finished building an engine up for my C for pulling and now it starts hard and runs rough for a minute or so then smooths out but there's no throttle control it's either idle or full throttle. Anyone building pulling carbs for the C or know someone who has modified their own?
  11. D

    77 standard/industrial gears

    I am in desperate need of ring and pinion gears for an oliver 77 standard or industrial. Going to place them in my row crop so I can keep up on tractor drives. Any ideas and information is greatly appreciated.
  12. D

    77 standard/industrial gears

    I am in desperate need of ring and pinion gears for an oliver 77 standard or industrial to put in my 77 row crop to go faster on tractor drives. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
  13. D

    Allis C performance mods

    How about the carburetor?
  14. D

    Allis C performance mods

    Would you happen to know what crank you used or where you got yours? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
  15. D

    Allis C performance mods

    Will do. Hope economy allows the sport to continue on and hope some more younger guys get into it so it can grow. Thanks for the info I won't pull against any division 1 tractors knowing that I'm not bone stock. Thanks again.
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    Allis C performance mods

    Thanks Dick. I'm actually from your area and distantly related to your cousin cork. I live between auburn and butler and used to pull with you a lot at auburn Harlan defiance Montpelier and all the other local events. I'm bob youngs grandson.
  17. D

    Allis C performance mods

    Was wondering what everyone was doing to make pulling tractors out of C"s. already overbored to 3 7/16 but what else makes the most power.
  18. D

    John Deere 50 pressed steel

    Thanks a lot mike I believe that is the route I am going to take. Your help is greatly appreciated! Now I just need to find those hub for a reasonable price.
  19. D

    John Deere 50 pressed steel

    Thank you but im hoping i can do this without having to modify anything. I truly appreciate your input though
  20. D

    John Deere 50 pressed steel

    Need help guys!! I have a John Deere 50 that I am looking at putting 9 bolt pressed steel rims on. I have the rims and tires just don't know what hub will work to mount them. Any advice is much appreciated!!!
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