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    tree pusher

    Where does it start to bend? You might have to change to I or H beam in that area. I"ve built alot of attachments for larger dozers ,loaders and excavators. A pitcher of one bent might help figure out how to beef up that area. Does it bend sideways,up or down? If you could e-mail a pitchure I...
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    wd 45 smoking

    Could be rins or valve seals? I'd run a compression test on it to see. Check it dry first then put a tablespoon of oil in the second time and see if the compression comes up,if it does it's rings. I would also check it against the other cyls.
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    Grasshopper 721 diesel sputtering

    I'd try the inline filter and see what happens. Does it have a manual or electric fuel shut off on it?
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    MF50 gas won't start

    Sounds like the float in the carb stuck. I'd pull the carb off and give it a good cleaning. You will probably have to get gaskets for it at least. I wouldn't worry to much about the oil, as long as it didn't go over the full mark on the stick. It's an updraft carb isn't it? The air cleaner pipe...
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    Farmall mounted Corn picker

    Thanks to all who sent photos and info. It brings good memories back!
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    Farmall mounted Corn picker

    Does anyone have a photo of a early mounted corn picker? My father ran one of the first ones that Farmall built. The tractor had no markings on it at all but he knew it was a Farmall. It was brought out to the local canning factory for a demo. This was over 60 years ago, he has since passed away...
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    case 310 track loader hydraulic pump

    The 310 track loader that I had, was the same as what was used on the 580CK hoes. It was a Cesna pump I think it was around 20 gpm. I might have one that the splines are striped on it. You want to check the coupler on the engine to make sure it's good so you don't strip the splines on a new...
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    Case 310 stopped moving

    Had one that did the same thing. It was a broken axle and planetary. The spur gears were $86 each takes 3 this was a few years ago
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    broken welds D6B

    Overhead welding can be too much fun sometimes!!! If you're not that sure and realy want to fix it right the first time I'd have a welder come in and do it for you, let them get the hot steel and slag on them. I've done my share of welding, and theirs nothing worse than watchig it drop towards...
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    530 case backhoe

    There is a relief valve on the back of the loader controls that is the main relief. I would pull it out and check to see if it's broken. Had one brake the whole end off once. It's getting tough to find parts for these.If it's not broke hook a pressure gauge up to check the pressure. Turning it...
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    Jerky boom on a Case 580CK

    Might want to check the pressure relief valve on the boom? Someone could of jacked it up to pick something extra heavy up? I had one set up so I could dig at an idle. Just had to watch it when it was cold out! snaped the pump wide open (ouch!!)
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    case 1150B sprocket / Track Removal

    Another thing to check is if someone put a set of "Berco" tracks on it. If they did there could be one link that looks like a zig-zag crack or saw tooth in the chain, if thats the case just remove the 4 pad bolts after you release the track tension.
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    removing fuel injectors

    You could try a little heat from a brazing tip? When ti's still warm rub some candle wax around the injector, then get under the hold down clamp (if equipted) with a crows foot or ladyslipper. Worked for me on an old TD 18-a. good luck
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    Case 420 Backhoe Hyd. Pump

    The 20 gpm is about right for it I had an old 580 CK that had a 20 gpm pump. Lots of luck finding a pump that will fit it. The 580 had a Cesna pump on it. You might be able to reconfiger the drive on the front to a newer version like the CK model. If you are having trouble with the hoe part you...
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