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HELP hydraulics quit again
I have a 1964 Farmall 460 diesel. I had a major hydraulic leak from the brake shaft seals, power steering supply line and the main hydraulic hose and I lost all hydraulic power. I repaired all the leaks and hoses and replaced all the hydraulic fluid. Hydraulic pump made a slight whining noise...- WestWAFarmall
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David Brown Info Needed
What do I have? I purchased a David Brown 990 to farm 10-15 acres in industrial hemp. It replaces a 1953 Ford Jubilee. I believe it to be a very sound machine and capable of doing the job, but I am not sure exactly what model it is or if it has been altered. The tractor serial number is H990 UA...- oologahan
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Pickup AC Repair
A vacuum can actually seal a loose piece of oring and pressure will do the opposite that is why the proper procedure is to do both. There are leak detectors (sniffers) that will find leaks that will leak as little as 1/4 ounce per year but if it leaked out in four hours you don't need a very...- Dave Berg
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John Deere 1020 Hydraulic Problems Oil Change
Those tractors have two drain plugs make sure to drain them both- Dave Berg
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2550 clutch
Pressure bleed them from the bottom up is the only way to ensure they are bled properly, that is way easier than trying to force air that is up in the master cylinder down to the slave by pumping the pedal- Dave Berg
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propane overfill
Propane engines convert the liquid propane to a gas before it goes into the engine so that is not a concern. The concern is that when a liquid is heated it expands and if it expands to fill up 100% of your bottle that could be potentially dangerous, most relief valves on propane, anhydrous...- Dave Berg
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stumped on spark issue
I don't normally comment but this is an intriguing problem. I had the same problem on a 8n Ford many years ago. I found that by taking a solid wire sparkplug wire and putting a gap in it (heat shrink) the spark had to jump two gaps and the missing cylinder came back to life. Jumping a...- Dave Berg
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1020 gas
It will be a complete engine teardown, so rod, main, torques, valve clearances etc- Dave Berg
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1020 gas
Looking for the torque spec page for a 1020 gas engine, the serial number I was given was 100126T Any help would be appreciated- Dave Berg
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