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    Must be Monday!

    It is a trailer made from the back end of a old pick up truck . They unhooked the truck and got it out-- forward I guess now they are pulling the trailer back with the help of a winch.
  2. 9

    Stop leak / fix a flat

    Around here disgruntled (sp) hunters will loosen valve cores so they just leak very slowly. This is a very hard thing to diagnose until you get a heads up that they are doing it. What I mean is a valve core will stay tight and never loosen on its own. I have found this on inner duell tires and...
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    Extremes In Truck Size

    Yes any health care here is free or more acturaly it is all paid for already. Last thing you have to worry about going to the hospital is what it will all cost or if the insurance will pay for it. I sure got a wake up call taking my dog to the vet though --- poor guy-- I had to tell him that he...
  4. 9

    Snow video . This is a test, who knows might work

    It is a complete white out!!!
  5. 9

    IH W4 with stuck clutch

    Only do this when you have a large open area where there is no chance of colliding with any thing or any body -- make sure you have a way of shutting down the tractor with a kill swish or the like.
  6. 9

    best way to clean up a clutch disc?

    That tractor would have had a button clutch which is made from several pucks or buttons riveted to the clutch plate . Oil dosent soak into the ceramic material they are made of. That is the good news but oil will make them slip really bad. A full face clutch made of pores woven material will...
  7. 9

    Looking for information on my tractor

    Put the exost whey up to clear the cab and then blow it back down??????????
  8. 9

    First mosquito of 2020

    Here in Canada it is bad luck to kill a mosquito --- 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 will come to the funeral!
  9. 9

    Must be Monday!

    Aprox at 7:21
  10. 9

    Must be Monday!

    Watch the movie --- sv has a link in his post below (classic view)
  11. 9

    Must be Monday!

    Definition of stupid -- duck under a moving heavily loaded trailer with the possibility of the whole thing breaking through the ice!
  12. 9

    anybody do local hauling on the side?

    If you are in the Provence of Saskatchewan when your dog runs away they say you can still see him after 3 days(still running)
  13. 9

    Fast track Construction

    Hate to say it -- who uses 34 track hoes to level a foundation-- they are preparing a grave yard. The situation over there is much worse than any body is admitting --- not that any body could keep track of what is happening. I haven't seen any more pics of this hospital being constructed
  14. 9

    The barn is up

    You are defiantly a hard working guy. Got ba11s of steel as well. I would never post a pic of one of my carpentry projects on this forum.
  15. 9

    Cylinder only fires with plug wire partially off?

    One old-timer trick was to cut the high tension wire (this only works with wire core wires-- not carbon core) and cut away the insulation- baring about a inch on both ends. They would then find a button of the proper size and thread the wire ends through the two button holes across from each...
  16. 9

    What a difference an hour makes

    An honest sales man good for his word is a rare bird . Well around here any way -- I have worked with ag sales men for 30 years and none have struck me as honest or at least have a good enough memory that next day the whole story changes. They would even jack up the price of a lawn mower sold to...
  17. 9

    Moving Fuel Tank 1989

    In the part where they are looking at the old 930 case why is the engine intake ducted into the cab -- some kind of farmer fix ????
  18. 9

    Running a 110 line off of a 220 line...

    I don't understand your statement -- shell ?? what shell. a porcaline(sp) light socket dosent have a shell. Could you please explain -- perhaps they arnt made any more and I am behind in the times?
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    Rear snowblower horsepower?

    Part of the problem with a hot no start is they had a heat switch built in so that if they overheated they would automatically quit. If you shut them down when hot they would heat soak and the switch would trip . Perhaps some got more sensitive over the years. If you can find it as I don't...
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    Running a 110 line off of a 220 line...

    I haven't read all the comments --- I just will give my 2 cents here . If all you are wanting is a light in a closet and by the sound of it GOD will strike you down if you run a 115 v off the 220 feed then how about this idea . Run a continuation of the 220 feed into the closet and wire TWO...
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