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Might look around for a local diesel repair/supply business. I'd think most could get them with no problem. Also found some aftermarket one's online. This one is the most reasonable I found. Lower Injector Washer (Copper) For Indirect Injection - SBA131426010 - New Holland Compact Tractor Parts

Finally got my tomatoes, peppers, and cotton mulched last week, when we got a few cooler, and dry days. At least one less section of the garden to have to cultivate, and hoe around plants.

Probably going to need a service/repair manual to get the diagram. Did a quick search for a 1835-B service manual, and more than several out there for sale, in PDF download, reprints and some OEM one's. Best looking deal I found pretty quick was a reprint set on ebay. $90 w/free shipping. I...

Rebar may be a bit soft for that, even though it is 3/4". Those teeth are just spike harrow teeth, and you should be able to find them at a good farm supply. I had one of those 20 some years ago, and got replacements at the time, at Tractor Supply. Don't know that they carry them anymore though...

Call these guy's, they are in the heart of cultivating country. BURCH STORE TRACTORS-VINTAGE SALVAGE YARD,NEW AND USED,TRACTOR PARTS They could tell probably tell you if a set off a 100-140 will fit, at least the front. Being it has 3 pt. hitch, a simple 2" X 2" tool bar with shanks & sweeps...

Looking at the Case/IH online parts book, the 430 came with 16" rims, but different width's. Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for front wheels, general purpose and utility wheels, hubs and weights, prior to s/n 8262800 Case IH | MyCNHi US Store Being yours has 15", I'd suspect...

I too use leaves as mulch around set plants. Just leave them lay over the winter, and plow down in the Spring. They will pretty well be broken down into compost by then, and less chance to deplete N out of the soil. Night Crawlers and red worms love them, and will feed on them year round, if...

Most hoses have a male/female ends, with the female/swivel end being larger. Male non-swivel threaded end should actually smaller than the hose, except for the hex "nut" where the wrench goes on, but should fit through the hole in frame. Never dealt with a C-C backhoe, but if like most...

It may not be that the power steering isn't working, but rather the bearing on the steering shaft just below the steering wheel, under the dash is dry, and seizing up. Spray some good penetrate down around the steering shaft, let it soak awhile, then apply more, and start working the steering...

The nut is a RH thread. Heat until the nut until it is nearly orange, then let it cool, so as not to distort that 1/2" square opening. I used a 3/4" breaker bar, with 1/2" adapter, and still needed a 3' cheater on it, and I'm a good sized feller. It squawked, nearly the whole way off, every time...

I didn't realize the VAC had 3 different series, within the same years built, and not sure the difference. Here is a link to the Case/IH online parts book, with all 3 series. Search VAC | MyCNHi US Store Select a series, an exploded view of the brakes is found under "power train" in the menu...

Here are a couple links to the Case/IH online parts book, you may find come in handy, looking for parts for various function groups on the tractor, and engine. Select a function group out of the menu, then drill down, and open the particular exploded view of what you' be working on, and open it...

Your 480F brakes are a different animal compared to my 480C's brakes. It appears the slave cylinder on yours looks to be stationary, held in place by clips. Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for Transaxle, differential brake actuator | Case CE | MyCNHi US Store The slave...

I used the NiCopp line on mine. It's been 10 years, and still work good. Hopefully bleeding the brakes will fix your problem. If the bull pinion seals are leaking, and have the brakes oily, that is quite another project. Mine just has the ROPS on it, the left side I could get from on top, with...

Me neither, but if you read the last sentence in the first paragraph of my reply, since he has no container large enough to hold the 12 gallons, the idea was to pump out enough oil in containers, to finish draining into a pan he may have, or fit under the tractor.