Recent content by DJ54

Don't know if you are a fan of FaceBook but there are some great DB groups on there, and someone may have those parts they may have for sale, or willing to part out a machine.

I had a heat related problem here I don't ever remember having before. I had 6" inches of rain here over a 4 day period along with hot sun afterwards. I looked the garden over yesterday morning and noticed some cabbage, lettuce and pepper plants wilted. Checked again yesterday evening and...

Case-IH actually lists 3 for it: Oil Filter | Case IH | MyCNH US Store Copy and paste the part number to Google search online. One reference says it crosses to 20 other aftermarket filters. Here the complete parts list for any other engine parts you may need: 3 Cylinder Diesel Engine |...

If it has an alternator sounds like it may have a diode out on the alternator.

Got what I'm going to mulch done yesterday morning. Worked on it the day before too, just too darn hot to do much. I have a good many leaves left so I'm ahead of the game for next year. Heavy rains to the north and south of me, here I keep getting 3-4/10ths each time. Perfect rains must be...

Found this one in Ontario Canada, if it's still there, if that's any closer: 1967 INTERNATIONAL 806 Dismantled Machines in Teeswater, Ontario There are several more in Canada but one is Fast Hitch, and the rest seem to be drawbar types apparently like you have. Several more listed up in...

I don't know that the uptake would be as significant as the foliar feeding. Anymore I put a couple TBS. in a small glass jar along with a bit of water so it can dissolve ahead of time, then pour it in my 2 gallon sprayer and fill with water. I also do the same with aspirin water to help with...

I used to put a tsp. in the hole when I set transplants, but now foliar feed plants when they start forming tomatoes. Seems to curb blossom end rot a good bit. I've had little or no BER since I started using it either way, but foliar feeding is the easiest. I use 1 TBS. per gallon of water and...

I was going to suggest getting a set of jumbo wrenches from Harbor Freight, but they aren't that cheap anymore. I got a set years ago when they were like $29.99. Don't use them all that often but when you need them they are worth their weight in gold. If you know the size, I've seen single...

You may be able to put a pry bar on the washer behind the nut and slightly pry upwards and still be able to turn the nut.

Is it necessary to remove the fan at all..?? Try slipping the belt over one fan blade at a time. Should be enough room for it the belt to fit between the radiator and fan if you loosen the fan to adjust it.

Thanks, believe I'll stick with what I'm doing.

Looks like it's a free flow applicator, not driven. Not sure I'd like that. That's why I used the EW planter so as to meter it out in small amounts. But yeah, if you think about it, get a pic and post.

If you happen to get a picture of it, would love to see it in case I happen to see one at an auction.

I picked up a 5 gallon bucket of Urea, and Potash last year when getting bulk fertilizer for the hay field, to side dress in the garden. I never used any due to the drought. While hoeing the other day I was thinking I need to get everything side dressed, but meter it out somehow, not just pour...