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    International Model 784 Brake Bleeding Procedure

    I have an old note (dtd 2018 by Jim B2) for a procedure to bleed the brakes on a model 674 which states: ".....run the tractor until the HY tran fluid reaches operating temperature. Run the engine at fast idle (14-1600 RPM), block rear wheels: (1). with tubing connected to nipple on bleed screw...
  2. J

    Where do you live?

    Hi Will K. Am originally from Dushore Penna (also along route 220) but now here in Highland Michigan (W. of Pontiac & N. of Milford.
  3. J

    McCormick Deering W-6

    I can remember the day we bought a used W6 on our 140 acre farm back in Penna for an upgrade in power, primarily to run the threshing machine and the hammer mill. What a thrill for a kid around 13 to drive that powerful machine when what I had been used to were a W4 and H"s. We like the...
  4. J

    International 784 Diesel

    Ted, I too have an International Model 784 (and an original Operator"s Manual) for a tractor purchased in April 1982 from a dealer in Lennon Michigan. Here is where the various identification numbers are located: Tractor Serial # - rt. side front (just forward of fuel filters); Engine Serial #...
  5. J

    Engine Freeze

    A 50/50 mixture of acetone and ATF has been shown (by a series of objective/independent testing) to be the best solution for freeing any rusted nuts/bolts; far better than Kroil, PB Blaster, kerosene, gasoline, ATF only or ANY other product on the market. If you want the test results, reply...
  6. J

    Need International 784 feedback

    I also have one and am pleased with it. Wish it had a T/A (although I have never had the 784 lack for power where I had to back off or downshift) and 4WD. Bought mine with a 2250 loader for 6300. Where are you located?
  7. J

    Can Old Tractors Grin?

    Allen, I wish my father could see your picture while still on this earth with your H. We had many an H and W4 on the farm in N.E. Pa which were used for ALL of our 140 acre chores, part of which was with the H & loader (NO hydraulic bucket dump, slow, etc.). If he could see how some of these...
  8. J

    repowering M with 345

    What is the 345 engine that is referred here for a possible repower of an M?
  9. J

    Finally used my tractor for something useful!

    I agree with the reply about NOT being able to flip the tractor IF the drawbar is fixed as it is below the centerline of the axle. I did see a tractor flip right in front of me, however, at a local tractor pull. A John Deere 40 had a 3 pt. hitch which was NOT pinned fast and the tractor did...
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