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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...

Curious as to how you plant your pumpkins. The ones we plant at the County Farm Park, tow of the guys in the tractor club have a single A-C lower no-till planter unit, with drop tubes, and a seat mounted on it. Someone rides on it and drops 2 seeds per hill. Marks are painted on a wheel, and you...

I went to the Case/IH site to their online parts book for the 235: Wheels, Rear | Case IH | MyCNH US Store It shows that rim to be W6"X18" rim, but also N/A. Then went to TractorHouse and searched for 235's in salvage. It shows 3, but only 2 that appear to have 18" rear wheel but have...

All I can say is what I have seen here with it going off. It may disrupt the updraft that carries drops of water up into colder air to form hail. I remember them telling me it was good for approx. 80 acres in a radius around it, but at a 1/2 to 3/4 away here, never seen anything bigger than ice...

Here's an actual picture of it. Large conical horn pointed towards the sky. Inside that building is a battery of 12 Acetylene tanks connected to a manifold to feed it. It fills the chamber below the horn, and is set off by what the owner says, "is just a sparkplug." It fires about every 4-5...

It sounds more like the orbital motor under the dash may be the problem with the steering wheel spinning like it is. I don't know if this motor is used on all model 40's, but here is a link to AGCO parts showing the orbital motor...

My first planting of cabbage is looking great. Same cabbage in the pic in post 164 10 days ago I ran the tine weeder through. I'd given it a foliar feed, but mostly on the ground around plants of Fish Fertilizer. Just mainly 4 circles around the plants spraying on the ground. Waxy leaves won't...

Finally got a chance to try some of the asparagus I canned up about a month ago. Friends in the tractor club bought 12 acres with house & buildings that were part of a large farm last year. PO owner sold off the farm ground to continue to be farmed. Old homestead with a mini orchard and 2 huge...

Another 140+ cabbage plants, 4 doz. various squash, 18 Brussels Sprouts and 12 Buttercrunch lettuce set last evening and today and got watered in just before a nice rain to set them in. Watered in with Fish Fertilizer to give them a little kick start. Need to replant Beets not a one came up...

Ran the repurposed John Deere pull type dethatcher converted to a 3 pt. tine weeder for the little Sears ST10 with electric 3 pt. hitch. Makes quick work of cleaning up tiny weeds between the wide rows. 4 rows of Silver Queen Sweet corn put in with my Sears & Roebuck corn jobber. Also...

I don't know if it will be the problem you find, but if the points came from NAPA I'm seeing several Cub owners saying the spring broke on the points set after approx. 50+ hours of use. Also heard the Echlin line of ignition parts was bought out by Standard Motor Products, and at one time they...

Broke out one of the David Bradley's yesterday to cultivate the cabbage patch. Had to set 18 new plants because either the crows or Starlings pulled some smaller plants out. Ground temps are pretty cool yet here at 65º. Great for cool weather plants, but I'm pretty sure my beans I planted 10...

No, neighbor brings a lot of them, and I have a buddy who works for a lawn service that Vacs up leaves. Not sure what chip drop is, but wood chips will take nitrogen out of the soil to decompose if stirred in the soil itself. My buddy tried wood chips and his only complaint was in a heavy...

Youtube videos will show you how to do the Florida Weave. I just tie them off every post.

Could also be the discharge nozzle/emulsion tube cross drilled holes partially plugged. That will need to be removed to clean.

What seemed to be a problem with my Agri-Fab lawn vac was the volume and speed of material exiting the deck, mostly leaves not grass would cause it to plug. Simply too much material for the blower to handle. CFM of air and material was greater than the CFM blower had in vacuum. I slowed the deck...

Could also be the fuel cap not venting. A common issue after 20 or so minutes of run time. Loosen the fuel cap enough it's fairly loose and run it and see what happens.

Top pic is from 2 years ago with everything installed, and approx. 12-14 dozen tomato plants. Hard to see the cages in the second picture, although they are multicolored, T-post haven't been driven yet, nor any Florida weave. This was last year.

Indeterminant. I use heavy duty cages, set a T-post every 5 plants, then make 3 runs of Florida Weave around cages and tie off on posts. Variety is Celebrity Plus. Advertised to be a little more tolerant to blight than regular Celebrities, and I do believe they are. I run a string than use an...

Got 80 tomato plants set out yesterday afternoon. Ground temperature is still in the 60's, so I don't imagine they will grow much for a week or so. Plants were big enough they may be rootbound in the near future so figured I'd better get them out while I had the chance.

I'd check the battery cables first, especially the ground on both ends. Could be corroded inside connectors.

I had something similar come up in my garden 3 years ago, I have no idea where they came from. I'd planted a couple of rows of beans there, and these came up in the row. There were several and I let things go to see what they'd make. Weeds grew really well but didn't want to mow them off because...

Axle length is most important, as Super C's had 3 different axle lengths available. Yours look fairly long, so it should be doable. If you zoom in on this picture, you'll notice this person reversed the wheels with clamps to the outside, and tires on the inside of the wheels which should set...

***Use your laser to set grade stakes about every 10 ft through the area, with a clear, dark line. Will help to see what needs done. It also makes it pretty easy to pull the string from stake to stake. My preference is put C-1 stakes; IE the line is 12" above the desired grade, and then you pull...

Definitely a rolling cultivator, either mounted on the Super A or 140 cultivator or a unit off a Lilliston larger 3 pt. model. Didn't watch the video, but when plants are small you set them to throw dirt away from plants, when plants like corn get bigger to angle them to hill dirt up around the...

I made this tail wheel for mine for shallow tilling. Originally made for my other Honda tiller, and for tilling through the leaf mulch I use. We had a wet Summer and thousands of Maple leaves sprouted on top. I knew the drag stake would just bunch up the leaves, so threw this together in a...

Well darn, I was really hoping it did well. Mine may not do so well either as the ground temps are well up into the 70's. Lady I got mine from who now runs the seed company her Dad started showed me some she had come up off of seeds from last year's plants. Said it did well and works real well...

I made some compost tea out of leaves more than several years ago and used it mainly around some Bid House gourds just to experiment. Those things exploded with growth. Only 10 plants, but they produced like 200 usable gourds. One vine grew to 78 feet in length. Left them hang on the trellis I...

Any pics of your Phacelia..?? Hopefully mine comes up pretty quick being we got rain within 24 hrs. My seed dealer said I'm pushing it with ground temps, need to put the thermometer in the ground and check it. She showed me some remnants of some coming up off from seeds from what she planted...

Pretty sure that reverse pulley is driven off the camshaft, which turns the opposite direction of the crankshaft. You should be able to find an exploded view of the engine by entering the model number, and type of the engine found on the engine shroud to Google.

Finally, some rain for a day of rest. 200+ cabbage plants set Sunday afternoon. In the morning, I planted 4 rows of Phacelia to attract bees, plus 4 rows of Sunflowers around the perimeter to make a hedge fence to keep Deer out. I thought 1 lb. would do it, but ran short. Went back to the seed...

Burch Tractor has a complete distributor with drive housing and drive shaft for a decent price: Original Engine Distributor for IH Farmall 140, 130, Super A, 100, Super C, 200, Other Tractor Models Of course a new set of points and condenser will be needed more than likely. They may even be...

That distributor is known as a Delco conversion. Your tractor more than likely came out with a magneto, and a PO converted it to a distributor with the Delco conversion. Does it look like it would clear the hood if it was standing straight up..?? I have a conversion on my McCormick-Deering...

Did you happen to notice one of the blades folded forward, but not stuck in place like with the sharpened side towards the pan when you checked the blades..?? If you had to pull the blade so it's straight out like it should be, then spun, that could have been the problem, knuckled ahead, and it...

Pretty much, because the rolled mat was pretty heavy and I ran over it a couple times with the flail mower to chop it up at the end of the season. Middle picture was taken Dec. 4, '24.

Cereal Rye has re-seeded itself here in Central Ohio for me. I used it on a steep bank of a pond dam, and on a bank of my new shop to stabilize the bank until other grasses took hold, even as a cover crop in the garden for a living mulch. All was sown way beyond the recommended rate and was...

Plants in the little greenhouse aren't looking too bad. At least another 2-3 weeks before setting them out to get well past the frost date.

Looking up the model number engine, then finding an online parts manual showing exhaust parts, it appears that an adapter was used picture below. L&R have different P/N's and different prices.

I used some of that years ago, and it kinda' turns the gaskets and sealer into goo. I can't remember what I was using it on but do remember getting some of the goo on my arms cleaning it off, and it does burn. So yes, a face shield, long sleeves, and probably nitrile gloves wouldn't be a bad idea.

While you have the shroud off to get to the points, it doesn't hurt to polish up the flywheel magnet, and pickup on the coil. Remove the coil pickup by removing the 2 long hex head screws holding it on. Some fine sandpaper will dress up both, but anymore I use my air die grinder and gasket...

Shew', that's enough for today. One of last years cabbage plants survived the winter, looks like Deer may have pawed around and uncovered the others somewhat. Was really hoping one of the second generation plants would have survived to see what a 3rd generation would produce. At least I can...

I get mine from either Berlin Seed in Berlin, Ohio, or Holmes Seed near Canton, OH. I've been very happy with the germination rate, and quality of plants the seeds produce. I used to get seed from Southern States farm store, but they also offered free shipping on any order. Since they stopped...

I hear you laying under there working laying on your back. I never could do that for very long reaching up, unless my head is propped up a bit. I'm good for maybe 10 minutes, then have to get out from underneath whatever I'm working on. Mainly to do with an ear problem I apparently inherited...

Garden was dry enough today I got into the toy box and played with my new to me 5' FH disk. It did OK for what it is, but tough to beat the old drag type disk and cultipacker for a nice finish. Best of both worlds all in one picture, disking down the garden on a picture perfect day, and the...

Yes, but really not intentionally. Bought them about 6 weeks ago to plant at the County Park, stored them on a cool back porch facing North. Finally got them in last week, really not sprouted as bad as I thought they would be. We got some rain a couple days later, but don't think enough to do...

There are several different styles out there that were made by different companies. I really like this one because of the cups on the chain, it seems to do a good job of picking them up out of the hopper, as long as you keep potato pieces where it can pick them up. They do make new planters with...

Not my garden, but rather our tractor clubs garden so to speak, getting ready to plant potatoes, popcorn, pumpkins etc. at the County's historical farm park. A week ago a couple of us plowed up the front small patches to at least to get the potatoes in, and yesterday we planted them. Happy to...

This link to TractorData will give the specs on your tractor. TractorData.com Massey Ferguson 20 industrial tractor information Any parts you may need you will find here in this online Massey-Ferguson parts book for the M-F 20...

Pulled my plants out of the heated shop to get some real sunshine yesterday. Temps here have bounced from 50 at day, low to mid 20's at night. Got a little leggy reaching for light but should come out of it. Will put them back in Wed afternoon as they are calling for a low of 34º. Only take 10...

I have one of those too, Dad bought at a hock shop back in the early 50's. Those babies have some real torque..!! A buddy of mine was looking at one at an auction we attended 20 years or so ago, only it had a pipe handle on it that had to be 16" long. I told him they are one heck of a drill. He...

Have your serial number when you call, it may help. Save that link to the parts book. Any other part you may need should be listed there. Always use the OEM part number when looking for parts, so you know it is the correct one.

Seal kits and other components seem to be available through Massey-Ferguson. Open this link to Massey-Ferguson PartsBook: https://parts.agcocorp.com/us/en/apbsearch?q=masseyferguson/651791/l&name=MF%201528%20/%201531%20COMPACT%20TRACTOR Scroll down to 308 & 310. Looks like there are 2...

Harbor Freight has gasket scraper sets like these for $6. I found a Snap-On scraper along the road 40 years ago, still have it in the toolbox and use it occasionally. Long enough you can reach in and around things. I also just use a putty knife about 2" wide. I'll run it across the grinder just...

A bit of advice on your coup if you're not aware. Be sure to make it Fox, Raccoon, Mink, Hawk, and possibly Coyote proof. I don't have any, but 2 different neighbors have tried to but mainly Red Fox have wiped out their flocks in short time about the time they get to producing well. I've...

If you decide to tackle the job, this too will be a big help. Open this link: https://parts.agcocorp.com/us/en/apbsearch?q=masseyferguson/693063/l&name=FERGUSON%20TO%2035%20TRACTOR to the online AGCO Parts book specifically for the TO35. Use the menu to find your specific transmission and...

https://www.genscotire.com/implement.html Located in Houston.

I purchased a new one like this, along with an operator's manual a couple years ago, but not sure where, probably off of Ebay. It's a copy of the OEM manual. Print is very good, and manual is very descriptive of repairs. Not a bad price: Massey Ferguson To35 Tractors Service Repair Shop...

I'd say watch your amp gauge to see if it's charging, if not re-polarize it. I've worked on both of mine when I had to disconnect the battery, but they charged. I have had to re-polarize when the batteries have gone dead. If it does require it, you can always keep a jumper wire in the tool box.

Have you ever lubed the fan pulley assembly..?? If not, might be an idea to do that.

Sounds odd. All I've ever done I got a small spark by basically holding the wire to one terminal and brushing the other end of wire across the other terminal. It makes a slight spark, not a big snapping type spark.

Tomatoes germinated in 60 hours. First pic is yesterday just before noon. Second picture is 24 hours later. Amazing how fast they can grow. Probably should have put them in the greenhouse last evening, but tractor club meeting ran a little late, and was raining pretty good by the time I got the...

We had 2 neighbors who raised the "Jewel" strawberry, man were those things good. A June bearing berry and only produced for 2-3 weeks but were the best berry I've ever had. My mouth still waters just thinking about them.

I wouldn't give up hope if it is not the correct one. There are 20 listed at TractorHouse in salvage: Pardon Our Interruption But even then you'd have to make sure it is the correct one. If I remember right, there were two versions I saw on the online parts book. There are a couple...

I have planted tomatoes that have gotten leggy by laying them down in a shallow trench. Worked great, as the top was standing straight up in a few days. They made some dandy plants, like you say that stem growing roots, but were in the fertile soil in the top 4"-5". Depends on how much room you...

When I started collecting in the early 70's, anything un-styled or 50 years old was considered antique. Styled tractors, or roughly 30 years old were classics. Then up until the early 60's were considered vintage. Here tractors like your 4020 weren't even considered, they were still working in...

Thanks..!!

How many days did it take to come up..??

Speaking only for Cub Cadet and Wheel Horse. Models before MTD took over Cub Cadet, and before TORO took over Wheel Horse. Speaking personally about Wheel Horse, Dad bought a pair of 310-8's in early '88. One himself, and one for my Grandma. His was used a lot more than hers. I inherited both...

We plant a good sized patch of Pumpkins at the County Farm Park for their fall harvest days. We started using a pre-emergent spray a few years ago to keep weeds down to save those that volunteer their time to do that. It does a decent job for 6-8 weeks in crops like pumpkins, better in...

After doing a little more reading about it, I'm a little confused and on the wall about it. One site Natural Resources Conservation Service says Lacy phacelia is a host to the soil borne diseases, Sclerotinia minor and Rhizoctonia solani and should not be grown in rotation with crops on which...

The more I look into Phacelia, the more I like what I'm seeing. Other than drawing pollinators it also attracts beneficial insects that feed on caterpillar pests like cabbage worm, cabbage looper, and cutworms. They also parasitize squash bugs. That would be a big help here. I did read where it...

If you have an acetylene torch, maybe try heating them to cherry red, then try the Vise-Grips. I've removed more than several that way on old garden tractor shovels/shanks I've worked on if I'm not trying to save the nut. Didn't seem to hurt the bolts I did save, but these are only on garden...

I checked the germination chamber yesterday evening before doing chores and a few of the Greenboy cabbage were peeking out. I love my homemade toys..!!

I went to their website: Hydraulic nut splitters 1710 – Beta Tools and in the top right corner it says "contact us". I selected that, and there is a selection for technical support with an email only, no phone number. Might give that a try is no one responds with an answer.

First let me say I've never used it. But it says/shows how to hook that wire up in the installation sheet and can't remember the setup it's used on but not necessary on tractors like the Super C. I've got them on my Super C's, 240U, 130 & 140. All are from 3 to 6 years old and still working. I...

Standard Motor Products/SMP VR214 is the correct voltage regulator for your tractor. O'Reilly's Auto Parts is the least expensive place to buy them. https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/standard-ignition/standard-ignition-6-volt-4-amp-voltage-regulator/std0/vr214?q=SMP+VR214&pos=0 I've tried...

Atta' boy...

Thanks, I'll have to check my local cover crop dealer.

Late Flat Dutch I planted Wed.. afternoon is up in less than 60 hrs..!! I'll put it in the shop on a table maybe this evening, or in the morning depending on what it looks like later today. Below freezing temps tonight and tomorrow night. I'll put it in the greenhouse in the daytime.

Thanks..!! My buddy is somewhat interested. Wondered where you by the seed. Locally..?? We have several cover cop seed dealers close, but I'd have to check their websites to see if they handle it. I saw a price online from a seed dealer that it was $6.95 a lb. $4.00 a lb. sounds a lot better.

It wouldn't be a terrible bad job "if" you have the tools to do the job. But as fast as the oil came out, I'd suspect it's more than just the seal, I'd have to guess the input shaft bearing may be bad too. An OEM shop/service manual that would cover that repair would be real handy. The I&T...

Not sure what you're looking for, but here's 3 listed on TractorHouse in salvage: Pardon Our Interruption

Did you plant the phacelia as a monoculture crop or a mix..?? Drill or sow to plant..?? This may be a good legume for my buddy the market gardener to use for a cover crop in his rotation of leaving some areas fallow for a couple years. It would make a great food source for their bees and other...

8 flats/576 cabbage seeds in the germination chamber and still a little room left to fill in around the bottom, and shelves in the door. I have some second generation Greenboy I saved from a couple years ago, and some smaller head Copenhagen I want to start too. Hopefully have enough room after...

Some long bolts of appropriate size make great guides to get it in the proper position. I have more than several sizes of Gr. 2 bolts for this purpose. They don't have to be hard just using them for guide pins and won't break the bank.

There are 24 listed on TractorHouse Pardon Our Interruption for salvage, but looks like only half are located in the U.S. You can also post a free "want to buy" ad by looking at the top of the page at top right. You'll need to fill out a form and leave contact info. There are many salvage...

5, 72 cell trays sowed with cabbage this evening, will do 3 more tomorrow. Hopefully will be germinated by Sunday, then do a couple more of 2 more types of cabbage, and Buttercrunch lettuce.

Sounds like you need something like pictured below on a smaller scale. We used to set a lot of concrete pipes and used a lifter designed like this built by our mechanic/welder. I made one on a smaller scale to install 145 lb. wheel weights on my Farmall 130 & 140 yet clear the wheel & tire, but...

Working on equipment by yourself can be a challenge at times. Figuring on how to get it done by yourself can be quite rewarding. An engine hoist can be a great helper at times. I bought one 40-some years ago after saving up for a while to by one. Worth every penny and still use it occasionally...

Your gaskets look great..!! I use several different Permatex brush on sealers, I've had good luck with taking parts back apart if needed without harming the gasket if I'm careful. If it were me, I'd probably do a dry assembly first before putting the sealer and gasket on and make sure the...

The onions and shallots are up, took longer than they normally do for some reason. I may have planted the seeds a tad deep, and on the day I thought they should be showing noticed the temp in the germ chamber was 89º. The large grow light that can be seen hanging below was on at the time, and it...

Depending on your location, and if the oil is not contaminated with water lots of guys like me with waste oil furnaces will pick it up if within a reasonable driving distance, and if there is 8-10 gallons.

Battery ignition systems usually use a condenser rated .20 to .28 microfarads, so you should be OK if you can get it stuffed in there.

I'm just assuming you need shares & moldboards. Open this link to New Holland Ford for a complete list of parts along with exploded view of your plow: Dearborn 12'' Plow | New Holland Agriculture | MyCNH US Store Select a function group, and select it, it will open to an exploded view, and...

Getting off to a meager start here with approx. 150 yellow sweet Spanish onions and 50+ Zebrune shallots in the germination chamber. Apparently, the slow cooker and grow light still working after a couple years along with the digital grow mat thermostat, temp is up to 71º from 37º when I...

Here's a left hand one they say they have in stock: Used Final Drive Assembly - Left Hand fits John Deere 4100 M807512 LVA803306 LVU802814 LVA800546 LVU800689 M807520 LVU800989 M807518 LVU800990 M807517

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Sounds like you're off to a good start. Now to find a steam iron to flatten it out. You may even already have one that's not used around the house anymore. Give the material a good spritz of water and just iron the "roll" out of it. It may take 2-3 times as big as that piece will be but flattens...

In the early 70's there was a place on the SE side of Columbus called Corvairs. They bought merchandise from store closures and other items. You bought tools there by the pound. IIRC like $1.49 a lb. A good place to pick up a second set of tools, seems you always needed a second wrench the same...

Here's a list of 12, 1030's in salvage yards across the U.S. Pardon Our Interruption

Google can be your friend... ***The desulfation process is a 24-hour cycle during which the charger emits a high-voltage, high-frequency, low amperage pulse into the battery. This pulse is designed to knock crystalline sulfate deposits that have built up on the battery's lead plates, back into...

***What have you found to be the most useful? What really comes in handy that you use once in a while but are really glad you have it?*** Got carried away above and forgot this. Gosh there are so many, but all in all I'd have to say the air die grinder. That and the 2" Roloc head and medium...

Just a basic ball peen hammer works best like pictured below, the body hammer with pointed end is too pointed, it will pull/draw the gasket material inward, tried one of those many, many years ago. 8-to-12-ounce hammers work good with the ball end (rounded/domed end) with a more...

Any local auto parts store should be able to get it for you within a couple days, maybe even have it in stock. What I'm seeing in most stores is Fel-Pro brand which is what I use. It comes in a few widths, and a lot more choices on length, and thickness. On thickness I'm guessing 1/16", but if...

If it doesn't have live power, with the clutch pedal blocked down, and transmission in gear, engage the PTO, put a wrench on the PTO shaft and turn it. This is the method I use when I split a tractor at the engine bell housing, only don't have to worry about blocking the clutch pedal down to get...

I've read where cold freezing weather helps crack the shell of clover seed letting it germinate better. Again, you're basically mimicking Mother Nature using this method.

25-30 years ago, I saw a farmer sowing clover seed on top of 3"- 4" of snow. I thought it was crazy, but after telling a few guy that farmed said they used to do it all the time. Supposedly the melting snow would take it right in the soil. Years later after finding out about the frost seeding...

I hear you on the air compressor. I started out with a C-H "Silver Bullet" of about the same size. Rain the die grinder with it, at times it ran the snot out of it. Painted with it too, and even with the HVLP gun it ran constantly. I was in heaven when I got my 60 gal. single stage. It served me...

For the top of the transmission case the FELPRO KARROPAK material would work fine, being nothing there is pressurized. Thickness would be determined by the thickness of the original gasket they make it in several thicknesses. 8-10 years ago, I bought a cheap digital caliper for lathe work...

Sounds like perfect weather for frost seeding. Some pictures later this Spring would be great to see how well it worked.

If you have a place out of the way with access to a water hose, simply wash it off with a garden hose w/sprayer nozzle. Anything that has a function like a loader, or rotates like a blower, let it drip dry for a few minutes, then move the functional parts, or rotate the blower slowly for a bit...

Found all three PDQ. Google can be your friend...

Too late this year for the idea I used 2 years ago, and even though I used it in the garden, should still work for what you're intending. I sowed cereal rye as a cover crop and intending it on being a living mulch the following summer. I have an adjustable pull type disk I roughed up the...

I use frost seeding to sow any pasture or hay seed except Timothy here in central Ohio using my Garber Seed Easy PTO driven seeder. I got a deal on this one for $20. They can be used on any tractor with a drawbar and PTO. A straight section of radiator hose is the PTO shaft. I have a tendency to...

Which hydraulic system are you looking at for the filter..?? I'm looking at page F19 here: International Diesel Tractor (north America) | Case IH | MyCNH US Store that has the exploded view of the system with aux. outlets. That's a different filter than used on without. Listed under #43 in the...

Is that a convoluted metal mesh hydraulic filter..?? If it is, I wouldn't be a bit afraid of washing it really well and reusing it, as long as there are no holes in it, and rubber seal isn't torn. Is that a spin on filter..?? Wix P/N is 51051, O'reilly's has them for $19.99. Napa # is 1051...

That "8" should be a "B". Try this, 43458DB. Tons of them up there, just have to shop for the right price to suit you. I'm seeing them doing a Google search for around $9 to $19. Don't bother looking at Case/IH, they're $48 there.

First, I would have to ask how you do, what is your procedure for doing a cold start. In cooler/cold weather, every one of my gas tractors that set in an unheated building require setting them to full choke, throttle setting to around at least 1/4 to 1/3 position. All of my IH tractors will...

You might try contacting your County Agriculture Extension Office for some answers. Here's a link to the Texas Dept. of Ag. showing a list of offices by Counties: County Offices Archive - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Here in Ohio, OSU's County offices have been very helpful to me on...

I use a 1/4" air angled die grinder with 2" Roloc style head, and 2" surface conditioning discs similar to the 3M Roloc discs. 3M brand are pretty expensive, even HF is high on them. I buy them in a box of 50 every year at Swappers Day in Johnstown off a tool guy there. They work, and last just...

12V test light will work, will just be dimmer. I use mine on all of my tractors 6V & 12V both.

Sounds like more of an electrical connection problem being that it died that quick. A simple test light will help you diagnose that problem. Put the clip end on a good ground, battery is best if the lead is long enough. Put the tester end on the input side of coil from switch, it should light up...

Looking at the trans/draulic oil, someone has let it set out in the weather. Rainwater will enter into the transmission around the shifter. If you park it inside, or under the lean-to pictured it should pretty much eliminate that problem. If you tried starting it in that cold spell we had a...

Did you check for voltage from the switch to coil first before buying a new coil..??

It's been years since I've been around a Ford hoe, but on the last 2 Case Hoe's I had/have, an open end wrench won't fit between hose connections, so got a crow foot line nut socket, works great to get in between the close connections. Several specialty sockets tools have their own special...

TractorData shows the same. TractorData.com Ferguson TO-30 tractor information

Definitely change the hose himself, but if as he stated "oil is pumping out pretty fast when I start the tractor" is more than I would expect to get past the spool. And yes, I did correct the statement I made earlier about thinking there may be O-rings on the spool internally, after looking up a...

^^^^^^^ What he said...

It is, we always seem to have a lot of good vendors and crowd there. Some of the guys bring in full sized tractors, garden tractors and pedal tractors on display. Good way to spend a cold day inside in the warm.

My buddy had the same problem as his trailer sets a lot anymore and called for advice. I told him to check the arm the magnet is attached to and see if it was hanging up. Sure enough, it had rusted from all that setting. It would hang up a little not completely releasing the brakes. Pulled it...

Good deal.

Are they the bullet style connectors like in the picture below..?? If they are, any auto parts, or big box store should have them in their automotive wiring connectors section.

Correct. You have 4 main control levers/valves. Boom, crowd, bucket, swing. 2 small levers, one on each side for the outriggers/stabilizers. Each valve will have 2 hoses to put pressure to one side or the other of the 2-way cylinders, depending on which way you move the control lever. The same...

I can't imagine the control lever stuck in place if it's been kept lubricated at the pivot points, but possible, I guess. I'd check that lever to make sure it is returning to center. If it does, sounds like replacing the hose(s) may be the easy part. Sounds like the O-rings in that particular...

The only dumb questions are the one you don't ask. we're never to old to learn something. Mike's idea sounds like the most feasible. Shouldn't take all that much to pull it out of the stump, once it's out stretch it out (you'll have to work the boom & stick levers to get it to do that.) and...

I'd say you are correct on the year. In that era, dating the manufacture year you take the first 2 digits of the serial number and subtract 4. SN for '43 started at 4700001, '44 started with 4800001. Loaders were made for them by Hough. You've got a pretty rare bird there, looking at a few...

In that case, sure sounds like the O-rings are bad in that control block, unless the control lever is stuck. There shouldn't be any oil flow to that hose unless the control lever is moved.

2 questions... Are you going to repair it where it's setting..?? Is it the supply line from the pressure side to the controls that is leaking..?? If you are going to replace hoses where it is setting, and if it is the pressure supply line from the pump side that is leaking There may be no...

Being it's on the loader you're going to have to be on the loader control all the time, whether go to float for a second then catch it to hold, or just pressure down or up to match the terrain. It'd be much like operating a dozer, you have to "feel" what your machine and blade are doing, it's...

Although a 3/8" drive here's an SK 1" on ebay that won't break the bank SK Hand Tools 42232 1" ,,, 3/8" Drive Fractional Flare Nut Crowfoot Wrench | eBay And a 3/8" drive 7/8" Armstrong Armstrong 11-846 7/8" 3/8" Drive Flare Nut Crowfoot Wrench USA | eBay And a 1/2" drive two-fer 1-1/4 &...

Regular crow feet may be a bit wide to get in between fitting, but there's always that chance they will.

A crowfoot line wrench of proper size like pictured below can save a lot of frustration with the lines so close together. You'll want it thin walled like this to get between lines. A breaker bar/flex handle or even a 1/2" ratchet will work with it. Usually a 1/2 turn and you can probably loosen...

Hybrid..?? With an F1 hybrid there's a good chance you'll get something pretty close to what you've got. Seeds from a second generation may be more like one parent or the other they were developed from. I saved some (trying anyway) second generation cabbage plants, to grow seeds. Just curious...

I used Renovation Clover for a long-term nitrogen here in south central Ohio. I used the frost seeding method and it worked great for me, but I had my hayfield prepared in late Fall for using this method. Cost per lb. was not cheap, but a lot less than the urea I'd been spreading for years, and...

Stopped at the Southern States farm store in Paris, KY. today on the way home from Sis's house. They normally have left over 2024 seeds marked down. Hit the jackpot today on sweetcorn, snap peas, Rutgers tomatoes, Buttercrunch lettuce, mix of gourds, straight neck gourds, all marked 50% off of...

I bought a used bead seater tank 4-5 years ago off FB Marketplace for $40, only thing wrong with it was the bent handle. The only reason the guy was selling it was to get a larger one for large truck tires. The frustration and time it has saved me was well worth it, especially for the front...

What width rim is on yours now..?? I'll assume 9". You might check some salvage yards for rear rims off a 100,130, or 140 Farmall. Or, if yours isn't too awful bad, have it sectioned by a weld shop or DIY. One rim on my 140 had rusted out around the valve stem hole. I cut out the bad and...

For the money I'd consider these: Buy Carlstar Reliance Smooth 11x4-5 Tires | SimpleTire Keep all of your OEM wheel assembly, just separate the rim & mount. Specs say 325 lb. load limit. I've bought more than several sets of tires through them and are delivered free to home within a couple days.

If your tractor sets out, water more than likely get in around the shift levers when it rains, even if they have boots on them. A good mix to clean is a 50/50 mix of ATF and diesel, plus 1 quart of rubbing alcohol. Filling to 2/3 capacity will probably be enough. ATF is a high detergent oil...

I'm going to take a wild guess and say the friction disc that holds the accelerator lever in place needs snugged up a bit. Tighten nut #8 in this exploded view of your accelerator lever assy. Case IH | Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for engine control - accelerator lever &...

Years ago, on other brands 1 X 6 yellow pine T&G boards much like siding was used on floors & sides. I'm sure you've noticed new spreaders have the poly-vinyl floor and metal sides. If you have any Amish in your area, especially that build lawn furniture out of the poly-vinyl dimensional...

Well, dang... Have you checked these..?? Pardon Our Interruption

Let us know if it works out for you.

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Have you tried here..?? :C5NN3A540B - Tractor-Part Not sure how up to date their site is but says they have one.

I'm happy to report my Sauerkraut turned out great. Pulled the lids off the crocks Wed. morning and saw what I was hoping to see. Pulled out the large leaves to keep the fines from floating to the top and took a sample bite. Yes, another successful batch..!! Ended up with 14 Qt. 7, 1-1/2...

Most diesel fuel is adjusted seasonally to prevent gelling. If you filled your tank up in late Summer, fuel may not been adjusted for winter fuel. Neighbor found that out the first winter he had his new Kubota. He did the right thing by keeping the tank full, but did not know about winter/summer...

As old as it is, seals are probably shot, gummed up with oil/water residue from the air system, etc. There are rebuild kits for them but also saw complete aftermarket brake valves for less money. I'd probably take it apart and see what is exactly wrong, if it's corroded much, probably...

Looking at the New Holland online parts book for the 445A: New Holland Construction | 445A - 3 Cyl Tractor Loader | MyCNH US Store Look in the second row, first exploded view on the left side. Select it and it will open to a larger view, along with a list of parts and part numbers. I copied...

When searching do you use the OEM part number..?? Using the OEM part number instead of a generic search term will find you exactly what you need if the part number is listed anywhere on the internet. I get the best results using Google. Usually helps to put it in quotations marks.

Points can stick on the voltage regulator and drain a battery. If you find this happens you can always replace the regulator or go back to a disconnect which would be a lot less expensive. Assuming your VR is working as far as charging I've seen a number of posts where guys have put this...

The zipper merge works theoretically on paper, if everyone is travelling the same speed but as we all know that doesn't happen. On an Interstate, where the speed limit is 70, you'll have people driving 65, 75, 80, 90, and the Ohio State Patrol posts pictures on average of 3 times a week of a few...

I covered 10 cabbage plants yesterday afternoon with leaves, hopefully they will survive the Winter so I can transplant next year to make seed. Half were second generation plants from the plant pictured above. Just curious what I'll get out of the 3rd generation if they survive. If half...

You might try adding some Stabil 360º to your ethanol laced fuel. It is a fuel stabilizer and fuel system cleaner all in one. We had problems with ethanol fuel here in Ohio years back, and at first I used regular Stabil and every few tank full's of fuel add Seafoam to keep the system clean...

Sounds like you're locked in 2 gears at the same time. This is normally caused by the ball end at the end of the shifter gets worn and won't move a shift rail to disengage the gear you were in but will move the other shift rail to engage another gear. That transmission is actually the same...

I could be wrong, and don't like knocking someone else's work, but I think you'll have the same problem at some point. Looks to me the way that is built you've created a fulcrum. With tongue weight on the ball you're putting upward pressure on the front pivoting on the drawbar itself. All the...

If you have the OEM part number for the gearbox, do a search on Google. If there is an aftermarket gearbox out there it's usually in the part description, that part number will show it as being a direct replacement. I did this using the P/N for a King Cutter finish mower and many showed up for...

Guess I was envisioning what I need to repair with what he said. Line on mine has rubbed an area about 3/4" long, so will buff a couple inches all together, not necessarily wrap wire for the 2". Wrapping/soldering seems easy enough to do, just not looking forward to pulling that line out.

I have a buddy who is an aircraft tech. He told me they repair leaks in aircraft steel hydraulic lines by cleaning up where a pinhole is back a couple inches from the pinhole, then wrap with bare mechanics wire, then silver solder it. I've looked for videos on this procedure but have yet to find...

I bought this little 3 pt. PTO hyd. dump mixer that was well used around 30 years ago. I can't tell you how many little jobs I've done with it, but it has paid for itself many times over. I was taught many years ago using the 1-2-3 method for a 5 bag mix per yd. On larger slabs I make it a...

I bought a complete set of brakes/hubs for my old Eager Beaver tag-a-long 20 years ago from Dexter. Pretty disappointed bearing were made in China. Bearing cage came apart on the left front axle and lost the entire tire& hub. Wasn't my first rodeo, I had a habit of pulling them all and...

I always adjust the nut until I feel some drag on the hub while turning to preload the bearing. This should squeeze any grease between rollers & cage. Then back off 1 notch in the castle nut. You can always shake the hub to check for any wobble. If you want to get technical and have a torque...

Checked New Holland, and it shows 5 different one's used. As I'm sure you already know all are N/A. 20 listed in salvage yards and all seem to be in PA. Pardon Our Interruption

No problem, that's what we're here for. I'm not even sure if Massey Ferguson even has a new construction/industrial line of equipment anymore, so best to use the OEM part number from those online parts books. You can call your local MF dealer and give them that part number and see if they can...

I never heard of a 465, and apparently neither has Google as I got no results for a 465. If you mean 464, there are a bunch on ebay. IH 464 Manual for sale | eBay

A-W must have used those "bull horn steering wheels" on a lot of their equipment. We had an old A-W 4 X 4 road grader at work that had the same hydraulic steering.

Did you replace only the clutch disc, or as a kit with the pressure plate..?? If complete kit, sounds like the clutch disc got hot & warped and is dragging. If it works OK after putting a new one in at least for a while, that would be my guess. Parts manual shows a button type clutch, and that...

I did but located from a dealer in the Netherlands. They have them both listed @ $122.29 ea. USD. Tie Rod End (right) Iseki SF, TE, TM, TMG, TU, TX, Kubota B-Types, Bolens, Massey Ferguson, White...

After seeing the pictures, it's definitely NOT a F40, and why it is important to post a few pics. No harm, no foul. AGCO does have online parts manual(s) for a 40, and a model 40B. Looks like the 40B was the later version and most commonly used with a backhoe. This is for the 40...

You are correct, but the swing cylinders were apparently used on more than that model backhoe. I ran the cylinder part number on TractorHouse and the 555's showed up in the search. Didn't look to see if they listed the model number or go back to FNH to check if it was used on whatever model hoe...

Knowing what model tractor the hoe is attached to may help searching salvage yards, then hopefully they will list what hoe is mounted on it. I have found it easier on older equipment to use the OEM part number for the specific part you're looking for. Messick's has a complete parts diagram...

I can give you a few salvage yards we deal with that may swap what you have for what they have, if they have the correct size. But I would expect to pay some boot, but you never know. I'm sure those center wheel discs were used on several different models, so that is a plus. Finding decent rims...

I usually put out more than I really need because you never know what kind of year you will have with the weather. This year was such the case with the long drought we had. The mulching with leaves saved them this year. They came on late this year before really producing. But I normally have a...

Mine may take longer because of the low % brine. 2.5% works great for me. This is only my 3rd year of making it, and it's always been good. Weighing shredded cabbage in grams, then multiplying by .025 to get the amount of salt in grams to keep it consistent. Just keep shredding in approx. 89 qt...

Without a picture of the whole tractor, I'm assuming what you have is a Ferguson F-40. Depending on what manuals you need there are quite a few on ebay: Ferguson F-40 Manual for sale | eBay Looks like a heck of a deal on a good used OEM reprint service manual for $26 & change. I have purchased...

I have friends that have made it for years, plus everything I've read says it takes 5-6 weeks. Even the recipe from the National Center for Canning National Center for Home Food Preservation - National Center for Home Food Preservation It sure doesn't take long for it to start working, it...

Rains from Hurricane Helene got the cabbage kicked back in gear, can't believe how much they grew in a couple weeks, especially without splitting. Chance of a killing frost tonight so got in gear this morning and got things ready to make Sauerkraut. Making 8 gallons this year, the 5 gallons...