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    Farmall A axle seals

    Just bought all the seals for my B. Use their IH Case link for your parts diagrams, they have all the seals at a good price. hzzp://www.external_link/index.cfm (Change the zz to tt for the link.)
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    PAINT the muffler?!

    Painted my new Muffler with VHT Silver, I did the break in as they tell on the can, been a month and it's ran hard, still looks like I just sprayed it on!
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    HOW MESSY IS YOUR SHOP?

    I went ahead and built a new shop, was a lot better than cleaning the old. It"s for tractors only!
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    krylon paint

    Painted my B the same Cherry Red Krylon. K mart 3.99 a can, took 80 bucks worth. I primed with Rustoleum 1st. Gets many comments.
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    Are Tire Prices Coming Down - Or Did I Just Get Lucky?

    I Shop here for great prices,nebraskatire just add a dot com.
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    OT not a N but still wrenching!

    Change the spark plugs and wires while it's out. I have a 94 Wyoming highway patrol pursuit Camaro. I think pulling the motor is the best way too change your plugs. Chevy made a poor choice in stuffing it in without decent clearance. My 72 Corvette with 502 is simple. Bad part is they both...
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    ROPE SEAL QUESTION

    I backed off my main caps a bit, this put slack in the rope seal letting me slip the upper half out on the rear, the new one had not been compressed and was an easy slide around the upper half, then re torqued the mains. I had to replace my oil pan due to a PO that had a FEL on it. FEL's are...
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    Spindle bushings

    I took a nice sharp lil chisel, put a notch in the bushing and then cut and peeled it out with a hammering, takes about 1-2 minutes, watch out fer that thumb! It"s fun ta put em back in too just start them nice and straight into the hole, after that you"ll need to reem the hole ta fit the...
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    Found the Differential Housing Local

    Thanks, The Set Up: Using a plastic, or non-conductive bucket (not metal), mix a solution of 5 gallons water to 1/3 to 1/2 cup laundry soda. Mix well so all soda is dissolved. Do not try to use other salts. You won't get better results and dangerous effects may occur. Caustic soda, for example...
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    Found the Differential Housing Local

    Add about 1/2 cup Arm & Hammer Washing Soda per 5 gallons water. Washing soda should be in the laundry section of your grocery store. It comes in a yellow box, made by Arm & Hammer, but it"s NOT baking soda. If you"re interested, washing soda is Sodium Carbonate or "soda ash"(Na2CO3), baking...
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    Found the Differential Housing Local

    Ready for a final rinse and metal prep, clean as new! ready for primer.
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    Found the Differential Housing Local

    Matching part numbers and close date, my little Vat took all the rust off in 24 hrs, 40 amps works quick.
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    Media done a good job bashing E85.....

    I"ll never use alcohol gas ever again, tried some back in the 80"s in my 69 Coupe Deville. It ate the varnish off the inside of the tank, clogging the filter 50 miles from nowhere. Tried it after that in a fuel injected motor, what a loss in power and mileage, could"nt hardly pull my trailer up...
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    What grill's fit my early 40 model B

    Looking to replace the grille on the early 40, it has quick release screws, will a 39 model C grille fit?
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    Length of Farmall B?

    tip of my front tires to my rear draw bar is 116" or 9'8" Hope it fits the shed.
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    help finding a 40 model B axle housing

    Thanks for the link, he is out of the Differential Shaft Housing at the time, I was calling it by the wrong name though, I'm learnin...
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    help finding a 40 model B axle housing

    Thank You It's the differential shaft housing that I need!
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    help finding a 40 model B axle housing

    Hello, I'm new here but active on the Ford board. I bought decent a 1940 model B Yesterday. Great running motor, runs clean, lots of compression when hand cranking, no starter of course. Brakes work, leaks from a few seals though, excellent fenders, great tank, later hood but OK, could use a...
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    Bought another tractor

    Darn thing is a 39 Farmall model B. owned by the same family since new. Hand crank only, no battery, no wiring, Runs excellent after some damn hard cranking, plenty O compression. 2 new tricycle front tires, 2 rears look original. Kinda strange riding on the side of the tractor, gives you...
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    OT-6.7L Cummins

    I'm with Dell, I have a good ol 97 12 valve 1 ton 4x4 with a 5.9 that will outrun and out pull any 6.7 and in 12 years never a single trouble light. Then again I have a custom built I.P., aftermarket turbos, 5" exhaust. Cost way too much in dually tires when gettin it on, but will pull a house down!
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