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If ever the ex. valve starts sticking again when running, get a small container of Marvel Mystery Oil. Add prescribed amount in the crankcase, and in the gas. Briggs engine from the mid 70'swere notorious for the exhaust valve sticking when it got hot, and under load. Back when it came in a...

The bull pinion gears are accessible by removing the brake housing and cage, but the repair manual says to only remove one side at a time. Taking both out at the same time will allow the pinion drive inside to drop. I don't know if the 530's upgraded the fasteners to "bolt" the cages to the...

Here's a link to manuals for the 530 Case CK. Case 530CK - Manuals I found it years ago when I bought a Case 310B, a lot of the info is also the same so found it pretty helpful. The easiest way I found for finding parts for these older machines, is to use the OEM part number. Copy and paste...

Ground temps are finally raising here with the air temps getting warmer. For giggles I got my ground thermometer out, and compared to the OSU site 35 or so miles away. I was quite surprised it was 20º warmer than what their site said, and had just been updated within 15 minutes. With the sun on...

Frost seeding works best for me on pastures. I use a regular seed spreader called "Seed Easy". made for grass seed, up to Cereal Rye sized seed. It holds around 25 lb. of seed. You can do an image search, and I'm sure numerous pictures will show up. It can be used on any tractor with a PTO...

Here too, but supposed to be sunny tomorrow, through Sunday. It'll be nice to get some sunshine to warm the ground temps. Right now it's bouncing right between 48º and 51º over 24 hrs. Some direct seeds may germinate but going to grow slow. I planted peas 2 weeks ago tomorrow, and about 1/3 of...

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Wow..!! Been years since I've had one done.

If I didn't mention it before, the easiest way to find parts is to use the OEM part number. And the part number you need is 356356R96. I went ahead and did a search using Google and got 1,280 hits...

Good deal, glad it went well.

I hear ya'. about 10 years ago I mowed hay down, with the prediction of 10% chance of rain the day I was going to bale. I lived 20 miles from where the hay was. Brought up the NOAAH weather site to check the forecast. Still predicting 10% chance. Happened to noticed a small red area on radar in...

Most times I'm puzzled why someone insists on rebuilding a carb, whether the poster, or commenter mentions it. When in reality it may just need a good cleaning, or float readjusted. Only one, an MT John Deere out of the entire 30+ tractors I've collected in the past 40 years needed new throttle...

I'd try them, if they are starting to show signs of sprouting, you don't have much to lose but some time and effort. If where they were stored was a little cooler this year than in the past, that may be the reason they are sprouting slow.

You might try here. Used Mower Parts | Adams Small Engine He may at least have a used one but has a lot of NOS parts too. We stopped in about a month ago, inside the 50,000 sq. ft. building it is packed with nice used tractors of many brands, NOS parts of many kinds, good used engines etc...

Depending on your location, some elevators do, and some will sell you the amount you want, not just by a certain sized bag full. One of the best places I've bought seed was the Seed Center Welcome to The Seed Center - The Seed Center He's located on S.R. 36 West of Delaware at Ostrander. He can...

Peas starting to P here..!! First one I saw up on Thursday. More yesterday after that warm rain.

That or just needs adjusted but have no idea how to do that. My experience with them was from a memory 40+ years ago. If you plan on keeping the tractor, it'd be a wise investment on finding a service/repair manual for it. Something more than an I&T manual. They are OK for the basics, but tough...

I took a close look at where I planted peas, beets and onions last week, still nothing up. We got about 1" of rain on Friday night/Sat. morning enough to get things going. I suspect cool ground temps. are making things germinate slow. Maybe today's sun will help. Need to take my new ground...

It may be a little more than you care to spend but find you a hand sign painter. Back in '78 I restored this 1947 McCormick-Deering OS-6. It had a paint brush paint job over top of the decals, but you could still see them. Couldn't find decal kits for it back at that time. We had a sign painter...

Exactly what I was going to mention. We had 310a's with side mount sickle bars we mowed roadsides with, that had a mid-mount pto to drive the mowers. They had 2 stage clutches so the mower would be running before forward movement. If I remember correctly, the rear pto shaft was factory deleted...

Not planting potatoes here at home this year due to running out of rotation room but did get to plant 300 lbs. of potatoes at our County Parks Smeck Historical Farm Park near Baltimore, Ohio, using my little Farmall 140, and Champion potato planter that was converted from horse drawn, to Fast...

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I'd check that rod, at least that would be 1 easy fix. Only knowledge I have on TA's is my 656 has it and has never caused any problems in the 25 years I've owned it. I do know they will free wheel when in the low side going down hill. I've read in forums where many have been torn out, using it...

Got the garden rolled over last week, love that little hillside/2way plow..!! Temps hit 85º with a nice breeze the next day so got it disked down the next evening, after turning the "kids" out on the new Spring grass for a couple hours. Called for a good chance of rain on Sat. but it stayed 50...

From high rpms to idle should be nearly instantly if under no load. The 504 uses the C-153 engine, and governor is pretty much the same one used on the C-123's, so I'm a little familiar with them. Open this link to show an exploded view of that governor. CASE IH | Schematic, Manuals...

Should be able to find any part for your 5550 here NEW HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION | 4 CYL TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOE | MyCNHi US Store Select hydraulics in the menu, then look in the first block of parts top left. I think you'll find your filter number there. Select the part box top left, pretty sure that...

One of the causes of backfire is having a wire, or wires 180º out of rotation making it fire on the exhaust stroke, with the exhaust valve open.

Check in your area for independent small used equipment dealers that also does shop work on tractors. Most more than likely carry aftermarket parts like A&I and can order you one in. Smaller independent tire shops that deal in Ag tires probably can too. If you like to visit the Amish...

Don't know if it will help, but here's 5, 505's in salvage yards across the U.S. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/allis-chalmers/5015/farm-equipment Might try giving this guy a call too. We were there10 days ago, and he had some larger A.C and Simplicity tractors...

The easiest way to find parts is to use the OEM part number, and do a search on a good search engine. I have the best luck with Google. I took the liberty of doing that search and got quite a few hits. Looks like prices vary widely from $20 & change and up (Forest Depot on the first page)...

Prety sure this is the switch location if you're not sure where to look.It's #26 in the exploded view here: CASE CE | Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for rear drive axle, parking brake | MyCNHi US Store It may just be corroded and stuck in the on position. Might try some...

Depends on who's doing the work. If you have some mechanical skills and tools to do the job, you can save some money. Taking a quick look, a clutch kit (pressure plate, clutch disk, throughout bearing, and alignment tool with many for a B run form $152.00 to over $400. Many cost around $250 +-...

OK, gotcha', I was thinking you couldn't get the pulley to budge at all on the crankshaft. But, yes, that pulley is all one piece what you're looking at. So again yes, the front end will need to be removed to get it to come forward to get it off. One of those things you look at and think...

Not sure how much it will help, but here is a picture of the crankshaft pulley on my old 310B w/148 spark engine. I do recall that nut and what appears to be a large washer behind it was all one piece. After finally getting that off, I was pleasantly surprised the pulley slipped right off. The...

Gotta' admit, I didn't see the batch fee. But at least you have the OEM color name to look for.

Years back that yellow was called Industrial Yellow (J.I.) Case Tractor B13033 Industrial Yellow Precisely Matched For Spray Paint and Touch Up The red is known as Flambeau Red...

Deer have browsed on the Sunflowers, but that's about it here. I had more problems with one particular doe eating ripe heirloom tomatoes off the plants. Apparently liked those better than the hybrids. The hybrids she'd pull off the vine, then drop them on the ground. Hoof prints, and teeth marks...

I put a 4 strand electric fence around my 90' X 120' garden to keep Deer, 'Coon, and Groundhogs out. I leave around 10' inside the fence to turn around on each end. I work up the ground with my IH 140/130 and sometimes disk with the Farmall Super C. I leave 20' on each end for potatoes, so I...

Have you checked the fluid level..?? IIRC, dipstick is on the left side under the fuel tank. There's a good chance the seal is out at the front of the reservoir. The driveshaft passes through it, and the only way to replace it is to split the tractor. You can remove the bell housing inspection...

Learning to feather the controls, and doing multiple functions at the same time will slow it down. It's a learning curve, and seat time is the only way to learn.

I get my battery cables here: Battery Cables - Custom Made Battery Cables Very nice marine grade with choice of sheath color, and whatever ends are needed, plus shrink wrapped at terminals. Ships by priority mail, and I usually have them in 3 days.

What you are describing sounds like an orchard/vineyard model tractor. Most of the major brands make those models. A neighboring apple orchard has 3 different brands, a John Deere, New Holland, and the newest, a Kubota tracked model. All I'd guess are in the 70- 90 hp range. With many orchards...

You'll probably laugh, but if it's fenced off, and fence is pretty decent get 3-4 goats. They love to eat on things like that, to include poison ivy, briars, and any broad leaf plants other livestock won't eat. Environmentally friendly, no chemicals, and fertilize you pasture at the same time...

Set at full cut, you'll definitely know it's back there in plowed ground. Seeing the loader, I'll assume your tires are loaded, you'll need it. Not so bad on the first pass, but on the second pass it will cut in more, and pull harder. Mine will make my Ford 2000 3cyl. talk pretty good, and the...

Depends a lot I guess on what you intend to do with it. For garden work, older classic models from the 50's 60's and early 70'sare the ticket. I have a couple Wheel Horse's I use in my garden, and help take care of some crops our antique tractor club plants for our annual Harvest Day's at a...

Does that disk have metal bearings..?? Just curious, my 22 has wooden bearing inserts, as does the model 20. I went though mine 20-25 years ago much like you were doing. 2 of the gang end nuts were loose so took it apart to check the bearings, clean the threads etc. and discovered the wooden...

I think you're really going to like that disk. I have a similar model 22. Just the fact the gangs are lever adjusted is way better than gangs that have to be adjusted by removing bolts, then set to different angles. Set to full cut for first time passes over plowed ground, then set to a lesser...

NAPA has Belden 7mm copper core wire with silicone jacket sets complete with ends/boots, you just need to cut to size, put distributor boots & ends on. They show 2 different types, not sure what the difference is. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/BEL700169?impressionRank=1 They used to carry 4...

I had a bucket cylinder rebuilt by a local hydraulic shop 6-7 years ago for $75. At that time the seal kit was $35 from Case, not worth busting my knuckles over and was guaranteed for 90 days. Still no leaks 6-7 years later. Not sure how your cross over pipe was welded, but a technique used...

Did you buy one of those planters..?? I did find this video from Everything Attachments which shows one operating. The design using the cups to pick up the potatoes out of the hopper is nothing new but works well. About a year ago I bought a Champion potato planter that uses cast iron...

I have an HD-8 and plumbed it up to my old Ford 2000 10 years ag or so. If memory serves me correctly plumbing has to do with the type of system you have, open center, or closed center. Seeing 2 ports on top lined up with the driver lever, it may be as simple as moving the pressure hose that's...

I'd imagine cost was a big factor. I have no idea if the newer models are the same. To me it was like learning to operate all over again. and just like doing that, with seat time, you'll smooth things out. I don't use the hoe as much as I did for the first few years I had the 480C and will admit...

I had the same problem first with my old Case 310B, and then my 480C both 3 stick/foot swing. I cut my eye teeth on a '74 Ford 550 4 stick and loved that old hoe. Multiple functions could easily be done fairly quick, yet smooth. From that to multiple hydraulic excavators from Gradall's with...

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Have you tried posting a free "want to buy" ad on TractorHouse..?? There are a lot of salvage yards that sell parts through that site that don't show, or list there. Open this link https://www.tractorhouse.com/ then look far right top of page and open. You'll need to register, give contact info...

I have to agree with the knotted cup and/or straight knotted brush then going over it with Ospho. I've done more than several pieces of older equipment, tractor rims etc. Go over it good with the brush then brush on the Ospho. Kills remaining rust left in pits the brush can't quite get to. Put...

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Nice looking tractor, glad everything went as planned. There's something to be said about a nice shop with amenities..!! I've come a long way since I first started tinkering on tractors. Love those Super C's, I have 2 with Fast Hitch and they do 90% of the chores around here. I don't see a...

Hope he sees you post, before trying my idea. I had a Case 310B I had to r&r the throw out bearing in. And it was probably designed the same way, just forgot. But I did have an OEM repair manual I got with it and showed/described how to do it, I just forgot. There's something to be said about...

Feel behind the clutch release arm, I'm thinking there is a 2 finger clip that holds it on the pivot stud. If you used your phone to take that picture, reach in a snap a pic of it on the back side. Pivot stud should resemble a ball stud. Looks to be a spot weld there beside the indentation on...

I don't know if you are a fan of Facebook, but might be an idea to join. There are a couple good PK FB pages with lots of members willing to share info. I'm not a PK owner myself but looking into it. I do however own several other brand tractors both GT size, and farm size and belong to a couple...

Since it will be a week or so, something I found years ago that is extremely handy is to get 4, 8" long bolts to screw in from the engine side to the bell housing mounting bolt holes. These are strictly to be used as guide pins and keeps everything lined up going back together. I don't have a...

I replaced the ring gear on my Farmall 130 a year or so ago. I got it from Steiner and noticed the same thing. I also had the starter rebuilt by a local rebuilder I've been dealing with for years. I did notice the new starter gear has a pretty decent bevel to it, whereas the old worn one was...

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I use a 50/50 mix of ATF and diesel, plus 1 quart of 90% rubbing alcohol. I got the recipe from a longtime poster here on TBN. The alcohol will absorb any remaining water in the trans and take it out with it. Works great..!!

Glad you got it..!! I had a 310B about 15 years ago I had to split to do some clutch work. I removed the backhoe, and loader to be able to get the job done. The 310B was the model before the 530CK. Both were basically their industrial model Ag. tractors with the loader and backhoe attached...

From the looks of this picture from the parts catalog of the 530CK from Case Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for fuel tank and injection system, (188) diesel engine Case CE | MyCNHi US Store remove hood, cowling, and nuts from the 3 studs holding it in place it should come...

Forgot to mention, the tractor transmission needs to be in gear also for the tractor to move while using the pto to move tractor.

I've done a couple, plus other IH's similar, but mine have narrow front ends. I prefer to block the front, but I have a chain hoist on a beam to hold the engine/front end in place and roll the rear end away. When going back together engage the pto, put an adjustable wrench on the pto shaft...

With adapter plates, probably any engine is doable. Back in the early days of tractor pulling, I've seen more than several F-12's/14's with small block Chevy's in them. I guess first I'd have to ask what the intentions are for the tractor. If you want a working tractor, something more in line...

Get it, once it's gone, it's gone. Flywheel ring gear is cheap. $82.00 through Case/IH, aftermarket one slightly less. Other than removing the engine, they are easy to replace if you have an acetylene torch. Remove flywheel, heat ring gear, and light taps with a hammer, it drops right off. Lay...

Found the OEM part number, but you can find it cast in the head under the valve cover. P/N I found was 5643-D. Did a search using Google and got a lot of hits, but only a few pertaining to a cyl. head for the F-14. Pretty pricey if they still have them. I'm guessing yours is cracked. Might...

Atta' boy, good to have pictures to refresh one's memory. Run bolts in the threaded holes to push it apart. I wouldn't go more than an 1/8 of a turn at a time and keep even pressure. I'd have to guess less than 2 complete revolutions on each bolt, should spread it enough to slide. Just watch for...

A picture would REALLY help... This is strictly testing my memory from 35-40 years ago. There should be bolts that go clear through to clamp the wheel to the axle. Other bolt(s) that only go part way through that you turn in to spread the keyed side away from the axle to widen enough to be able...

If you don't mind using used parts, a tractor salvage yard would be a good place. As long as you know what all you need for your particular tractor. I went to the TractorHouse site and found this. Looks like it has dual remotes...

If you do a lot of tires, it's worth investing in some tire tools. For 2, take it to a shop. But, buy the tires at the same shop. My buddy has a tire shop, and people always calling him wanting to mount larger tractor tires they bought online cheaper. Price for mounting goes to $50 ea. Being...

Found one. https://www.tractorhouse.com/parts/search?PartNumber=D49879&SearchType=Exact

There is a procedure called "motoring" a generator. Never tried it myself, all it really tells you that it is working. I prefer to take it to the starter/generator shop, and have him bench test it, and see how well it's working.

Again, if it is in fact a generator with a voltage regular, I went ahead, and went to John Deere, and found the regulator needed. https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/sidebyside/equipment/67961/referrer/navigation/pgId/173826 OEM is an AC-Delco P/N 1119575. This crosses to the same SMP VR used...

If the above procedures doesn't help the situation look in your area for a starter/alternator/generator rebuild shop. They can bench test it so you know for sure. Probably not a bad idea to have them freshen it up with new bearings & brushes. That being said, I assume the 420 is a 2 cylinder...

Could be the A-BO-22's are a later model. I've had mine apart, and it does in fact have wooden bearings.

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Where are you located in Ohio..?? I've been getting them at Batteries Unlimited in Lancaster, but they have several stores. Last one I got was around $100-$120, with full 2 year free replacement warranty. Never had any luck with batteries from TSC, RK not much better. Oldest one I have from...

Bates has a used one for $400, but for tractors with serial number under 002974. 1059701C92U Hyd. Pump, 284 But, different pumps are used on 284's with, and without power steering. Here's the link to the Case/IH online parts store. international tractor Case IH | MyCNHi US Store Link is...

First, let's find the correct water pump. Your 574 diesel uses the D-239 engine. Here is a link to the Case/IH online parts book for theD-239. I went ahead and got you to the page for the water pump. There were several one's for different applications, but if you scroll down 15 lines on this...

I'd have to ask what gauge your battery cables are. If they aren't at least 1/0 gauge and are the 4 gauge automotive size that may be the problem. Where I buy mine, for the price difference, I get the 2/0 gauge. You'd think there was a 12V battery hooked to it even though they are just 4...

Should be fairly easy, just start the nut as the bolt starts through, run it down with your fingers, while pushing the bolt on through, then tighten with the open end of a combination wrench.

Steiner has a new aftermarket pump for $650. https://www.steinertractor.com/IHS278-Live-Hydraulic-Pump

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.

First, you'll have to get the model/spec numbers off your engine. If it has the OEM Briggs in it, go to Briggs & Stratton parts. and enter your engines model/spec numbers. It should bring up an exploded view of your engine showing various function groups. Find the one for the carb. and open. It...

A buddy of mine has 2 oil extractor pumps he uses for auto's, and his tractors, and loves them. There are so many types, and styles, to pull oil out of auto's, and hold it, to larger one's that pump into a container. For 12 gallons worth, you could get one that pumps into a container, and at...

It's not as handy as it used to be. Several years ago Case/IH deleted a lot of items, like casting pieces they don't handle anymore. Really handy for searching for parts like that. I had an old 310B the top reverser transmission cover, with shifters was shot. Looked up the part number, and...

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Here's a complete parts manual for you Case 430, on the Case/IH online parts store. Select hydraulics in menu at left. Several exploded views of the components of the system. Select the one that shows the filter you're looking for, and select it. Description, and part numbers to the right...

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Yep, still plugging away at it here. I have a buddy 60 miles South of here that he and his family normally put out about an acre of sorghum every year, but heard no mention of it this year. Weather hasn't been the best to get anything planted this year. Still some guys trying to get some beans...

I may be doing that shortly here, to my Farmall 130 I bought 2 years ago. It carries great oil pressure, when just ginning around. I plowed the garden with it, about 5 weeks ago. Never really paid attention to the oil pressure, until on the way to the barn to put it away. The touch control arm...

To be honest, I never looked at all of the schematics, but it is a lot different set up than my 480C. Personally, if it were me, I'd be getting a shop/service manual. I have one for mine, which is an OEM manual. It's like 4" thick, and covers every repair on the machine. They are well written...

Here is a link to Case Construction for the 480F. Case construction king loader backhoe | Case CE | MyCNHi US Store Scroll down, and find the brake category, and it will show views of the components of the brake system. I have a 480C, and remember when redoing brakes on mine, I remember...

Might be a lot simpler to just buy a new fuel cap. I realize they are probably quite expensive through Case, but if you have the part number, I'm sure there are aftermarket one's out there for a lot less. If you don't have the part number, you should be able to find it@ Case Construction...

Good to hear you have the service manual. I'm sure you'll find it invaluable as you go along, if not already. I'd have to guess 12" may be enough space to get the flywheel, and pressure plate fingers out past the bell housing intact. Using the OEM part numbers from the parts book is...

Is this a bare tractor, tractor with loader, or tractor, loader, backhoe..?? If it's a bare tractor, it will save a lot of work. If it has a loader, and/or backhoe too, it would be a lot easier to work on the engine with the loader and backhoe removed. If it's designed like my 310B, the rear...

Once your grass is tall enough to mow, keeping it mowed will eliminate a lot of unwanted weeds from going to seed. The heavy seeding rate will also choke out a lot of the unwanted weeds, except the Dandelions, those suckers will come up in a crack of concrete. Like hosspuller mentioned, you...

Just going by the 2 pictures, it does appear you have some good slope for drainage. This is just my opinion, so take it for what it's worth. It looks like your biggest problem is water coming in to the paddock from the upper side. In the picture with the white outbuilding, it looks like a...

I wouldn't worry too much about the axles, if anything give it a light coat of a quality grease, like a bearing grease, or the red tacky grease, after you clean them up to suit you. That will last longer than paint, which will get scuffed off on reassembly, and make it easier to go back...

Sounds like a similar set up that I have. Mine is terminated at 2 ends, where it meets the pasture fence. My Donkey keeps them out of the pasture. I have an entry way, with T-posts set approx. 42" apart, and use the spring loaded gate handles, connecting the fence. I made another entry way...

It appears to be a flex coupler, possibly driving a front mounted hydraulic pump..?? Definitely need a new yoke, and flex couple discs. If it was taken apart in the past, looks like the bolt may not have been tightened enough, and allowed to work enough to shear the bolt, and break the flange...

Maybe something like a Steiner..?? https://steinerturf.com/

Great little work horses in the garden. I have 4 different one's I use, with various cultivators, for different plant sizes. Also have a disk, but turn them to throw dirt to the center to make hilled rows. for onions, etc. We've been gardening with them, since1953, when Dad bought a new one...

Might want to try posting a "want to buy" ad here @ Tractorhouse: https://www.tractorhouse.com/ See top right of page. No cost to it, just register, and leave description/part number of what you're looking for, and contact info.

I live 25 miles from Columbus, OH. There's kids as young as 11 stealing cars. Yesterday, an 11 y.o, and 2, 13 y.o.'s were arrested for car theft. Police arrested them and took them to a "reception center" for mental health evaluation, and to get them some help. It's not a locked facility. They...

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I've used Seafoam for nearly 6-8 years, with good results. My 2, '88 Wheel Horse 310-8's with Kohler engines have a check valve in the carb, to prevent drain back to the tank, if left setting for a few days. Ethanol laced fuel will cause that check valve to get gunked up, and let fuel run back...

Here's a list of 6 in salvage yards, although one appears to be a hydro. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/ford/1620/farm-equipment Hopefully one will have what you need.

I believe I'd just go ahead, and take it apart, and clean it up inside. From the looks of this exploded view, it's pretty easy to disassemble. For giggles, I went back up to that link, and looked at the tail wheel section. Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for Tail wheel...

I've never purchased anything through this place,but it always seem to pop up when doing a search for hard to find parts. Might be worth a call. https://spare.avspart.com/spare/new.holland/9n743/

You may still be in luck. I'll assume it's a model 10-80 plow. Found the mosel number doing a search for Dearborn disc plows. Searched CNH parts, and found this exploded view, and part numbers. Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for Disc assembly -...

What is the model number on that plow..?? If the tag is still on it, search parts at New Holland, using the model number. Search feature is at the top of this page, search by selecting model at right, then type in model number at left. It's hard to see it in the gray block at the top. Get...

Hope it didn't put you to sleep...

You might try placing a "Want to buy" ad on TractorHouse: https://www.tractorhouse.com/ Look top right, when the page opens. You'll need to register, and leave contact info. Then, give a good description of what you're looking for. Brand, model number, size, and part number is a BIG help. If...

I made a set of new backup center plates for my old Case 310B backhoe approx. 10 years ago, out of 3/16" plate. They are load bearing wheels, so had to cut the center right on the money to slip over the end of the axle. Fairly easy to do with the plasma cutter w/circle cutting attachment. O.D...

Crawler or backhoe..?? They made both. If it's a crawler, what series 310, and you'll need the serial number off of it to be sure to get the right one. Here is a link to Case Construction, and a list of 310 crawlers. You'll have to pick which one is your model, and click on it. When the next...

If that is the seal in the second picture, probably no reason to pull the shaft. Just get that seal out, and put a new one back in. Before installing the new seal, and probably before removing the old one, clean that pto shaft of dirt and paint. Before installing the new seal, wrap the pto...

You can try posting a "Want to buy ad" here: https://www.tractorhouse.com/ Look top right of page, and click on link. You'll need to register with contact info, and fill out form of what you're looking for. Part number(s) are a big help. I've found more than several tractor, and implement parts...

Have you tried here..?? Case C CC D DC Tractor 6416A A26324 Engine Sleeve | Saeli | Saeli

On older models like the old 310B I had, that had the disc brake mechanism, without the band, had a problem of the bull pinion shaft seal leaking, saturating the brake disc's, leaving you with little, or no brakes. I haven't as of yet had that problem with my 480C. Could be they reengineered...

Some of my IH tractors with the ball ramp disc brakes will do the same every 2-3 years. Dirt, and minor rust will get on the steel balls, and in the ramps. I take them apart, buff the steel balls, and ramps with a 2" medium Roloc gasket removal disc (fiber like material). It will clean almost...

Deep well socket.

Sounds like a broken axle, but after looking at the exploded view of your tractors axle assembly, I see it has a planetary drive. It appears the weakest link would be the smaller drive shaft, which is powered by the differential, to turn the planetary drive. That would be part #30 in this...

My Massey-Ferguson model 22 3 pt. disk has wooden bearings. When I bought it years ago, I thought maybe it would need new bearings, and was surprised when someone told me it had wooden bearings. Looked them up on the ACGO parts site, and found they were N/A from them. Went ahead and did an...

Woodex Bearing Company still makes them. Replacement Wood Bearings for Disc Harrows, Cultipackers & Other Farm Equipment | Woodex https://woodexbearing.com/product/custom-bearings

15" X 30' beam in my shop. Support is 8" H beams. Never seem to have enough chain hoists on trollies. Just bought 3 more 1 ton trollies in a package deal. I've got 4 more 1 ton chain hoists, just need to get them up. You can see I also have an engine hoist setting off to the right. Handy for...

I put a pipe on the 6' front blade for my Farmall A, similar to Yoopers approx. 15 years ago. Except I put the tabs on each end, then two more spaced evenly towards the center. I have tabs both front, and on the backside. I welded the back tabs on first, drilled though existing holes in the...

First, not to chastise, but rather inform, there is no need to remove the distributor to install new points. There are 2 notches on the crankshaft pulley, and a pointer on the timing gear cover. Since it now seems to be out of time, bring #1 cylinder up on TDC on compression stroke. Pull #1...

For me, this was 30 years ago when cutting firewood, a part time job to make extra money in the evening, and weekends. Far from being a professional timber cutter. 60-75 cords per year was doing good for a one man operation in my spare time. Cutting blocks of over matured apple trees at a local...

By the way, didn't mention I do aerate my hayfield, and pasture every Spring. Usually in April when the soil is semi-dry, but damp enough for the aerator spoons to penetrate the soil. If you look closely, you'll see where they are going in 3"-4". Those are solid concrete blocks for ballast...

Yes, plus clean the air filter, that was a daily ritual after cutting for the day, to be ready for the next day, or next time to be used. Sharpening the chain was the last step, when put back on the bar, and adjusted. But, when in the field, and happen to hit something, and dull the chain, so...

Do a Google search for "frost seeding". More than several University Extension Offices should have info on it. I've used it 6+ times in the past 20 years to re-seed both pasture, and my small hayfield. Only 1 time was it not very successful, and that was 2 years ago. Temperatures did not get...

I built my own dump carry-all about 15 years ago. You can't back into a pile to load, but had other attachments to do that. This was built to do rock pickup in the fields, haul dump firewood, hauling manure out of horse stalls, to be dumped in my manure storage bin, haul bales of hay, fence...

If your in the area they are calling for blizzard conditions, save you time, and fuel until it's over.

Didn't find the part, but did find 6, 274's ( the last one has been burned pretty bad) in salvage yards. across the U.S., and Canada. Hopefully one will have one still intact. A simple phone call will let you know...

https://www.amazon.com/Oregon-23820-Chainsaw-Manual-Sharpening/dp/B00004RA79/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=chainsaw+sharpening+guide&qid=1641233501&sr=8-5 Like Oaktree, we've used the style for years. Clamp on bar, no need to remove the chain. Inspect the chain before starting, find the worst link. Count...

I built this for my Honda Tillers. First the FR600, then picked up the 800,and had to modify it making it longer, to keep from catching the drag pan. Originally built to till through the very top surface of leaves I mulch around plants with. Leaves work great, but in a wet year, some seeds...

What is the brand, and model of your rake..?? Many companies have online parts manuals, so it's possible they either still have parts, or if you can find the OEM part number, that can be entered into a search, and come up with an aftermarket version.

If you're a member of FaceBook, there are several great IH groups on there that allow for sale postings.

https://www.tractorhouse.com/parts/search?PartNumber=SBA322531670%E2%80%8B&SearchType=Start&PartsSource=TractorHouse

Might be an idea to see if you can find a hard copy parts manual for your machine. CNH, and Case/IH have really messed up their parts catalogs online, and at dealerships so bad parts people can't even find anything anymore. I did find o-ring kits for the 13-390 hoe, but they are listed, with...

That's the part number for a Massey-Ferguson 6 speed transmission case. Looks to have been used on several models. There should also be casting numbers on the axle housings, engine block, steering housing, possibly front axle, and anything else that is cast iron. Find all of the numbers you can...

Not sure how old thispost is, but this company lists a used one. MASSEY FERGUSON OFF HIGHWAY 2757316M91 Part For Sale in NEWTON, MA on RockandDirt.com

You may want to try here. - Joseph Industries I've bought parts from them before. When you talk with the phone sales rep, they were very knowledgeable, at least on Case parts. Prices were very inline, if not less than other suppliers, and what I got were quality parts. I have no idea where...

My hardest decision was to get either a forward rotation, or reverse rotation. According to what I read at the time, the reverse rotation does a better job of burying plant matter, manure etc. My buddy has a forward rotation one, and seemed to leave a bit on top. Sure, company sites have...

Our local store does handle them, but doing a search of their site, you'll not find them under plow bolts, when typing in the description. They're just listed under "bolt". https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/bolt-7-16-in-x-1-1-2-in-2-lb?cm_vc=-10005 I reckon you'd have to blame that on...

A few hundred hours of seat time, and that boom, stick, and bucket will be like an extension of your arm, and hand. Doing several functions at once will smooth out the operation, and become one fluid motion. Most important is to get the machine stable, so you're not rocking. In loose material...

Could be more than several things. #1. Have you checked the master cylinders for fluid..?? Located under the dash, should be a hand hole on top of the dash cowling. You'll have to check what they used in your particular machine, by serial number. At one point, they went from using DOT3 brake...

Here's a list of 42 1700's in various salvage yards. On the second page, there are quite a few in PA., that the shipping may not be too bad. All it takes is a phone call to these yards to see if they still have them...

I pressure canned 14 qts. of bean soup last week. A lot of times, when I'm hungry for it, I don't have the time to cook it. Pressure canner capacity is7qts., so 2 hours of prep time on a rainy day days many hours X 7. I have 2 pressure canners, so made 14 qts. I bought a Sugardale butt...

I'm assuming to keep any solder getting inside the tubing, and contaminating the hydraulic fluid. Just solder beyond the wire to make sure it will seal.

Soft mechanics wire, so it's easy to wrap around the tubing.

Wish I'd have seen this yesterday. In the aircraft industry, they repair hydraulic lines by buffing the line, then wrap mechanics wire around the tubing, approx. 1/2" either side of a leak, then Silver Solder. I have a buddy who is an aircraft tech, and has made more than several repairs like...

Looks good to me..!! With me watching my carbie intake, I'd serve it over riced Cauliflower, and probably have to throw in some 'shroons, for personal taste.

Here are 3 listed in salvage yards. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-equipment/dismantled-machines/list/manufacturer/john-deere/model/3320

Last Friday, during our annual Black Friday shopping spree visiting tractor salvage yards looking for parts, we stopped at M.E. Miller Tire in Millersburg, OH. One of the guys was looking for a new set of front tires, for one of his old John Deere's, which he did get. The parking lot which holds...

Well, I'm glad you didn't fall asleep. Hopefully it's just something simple, like a misconnected wire, switch not making contact, etc. Just getting the control panel turned where you can see what you're doing, ought to be a big help. Knowledge comes with experience. I've been tinkering on...

I've attached a basic wiring diagram for a Cub. It may be easier to unbolt the control panel, with the amp gauge, switch, etc., to see what you're doing. A couple 3/8" bolts should hold the base to the torque tube, and I think 2 bolts to the fuel tank. You'll just need to prop the fuel tank up...

Be aware, there is a hose that connects to the other side upright, as it also part of the same hydraulic reservoir. Check for a leaking hose, and/or fitting. Hopefully, it's just a leaking line, or maybe the valve underneath leaking. I looked the tank up at Case Construction:, and they show...

No problem, that's what we're all here for. I hope that it is just as simple as this. Let us know.

Transmission fill is on the floor board. And there should be a dipstick to show the level. Torque converter fill tube should be on the left side, setting in the seat, at the rear of the engine compartment. It's sort of tucked behind the upright, the loader arm attaches to. It also has a...

A picture would be nice, but haven't seen to many that you would have to remove the hyd. pump, to pull the distributor. I had a 2424, 20 years ago for a short period of time, but can't recall just how close things were. But going from this diagram: Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams...

I use a mix of diesel, ATF, usually a 50/50 mix of the transmission capacity, minus 1 quart. Then add 1 quart of 90% rubbing alcohol. Diesel does have a bit of lubrication properties, and the ATF is a high detergent oil, which will clean things up, while the diesel washes everything to the...

I don't believe it is possible to remove, pretty sure it's permanantly affixed in there. You need to submerse the whole filter housing in something like a bucket of diesel fuel, or water based degreasers like simple green, purple power, or something similar. I use diesel fuel, but the I can...

Isn't that an oil bath breather..?? Just remove the cup from the bottom, dump oil clean, refill with the same oil used in the engine. If you're meaning the mesh filter above the cup, remove filter housing, and wash with a solvent of choice, dry and put back on. Unless it is rusted out, cleaning...

Love it..!!

You should be able to, but you'll need the mounting brackets, that need to be welded on too. There are salvage yards for construction equipment, just like cars/trucks/ Ag. tractors. I did a Google search for Case Construction salvage yards, and got a ton of hits...

Use the OEM part number, and use Google search engine to find what you want. I believe you'll find most are JIC type fittings. Being in Iowa, if you're around a farming area, or contractors, quarrys, gravel pits etc, you more than likely have a decent hydraulic shop in the area. Stop and ask...

They were a decent tractor, although an odd size. Some friends in the excavating business had one, decent tractor but, too big for some jobs, to small for others. Mainly used it for hogging dirt building small ponds, or moving large amounts of dirt that were too big of a job for their Case 450...

That dirt looks pretty dry, so that plow is going to pull harder. By stalling, I'm assuming you're meaning spinning. Are your tires loaded..?? Because I see no wheel weights, and unless my eyes are deceiving me, the furrow tire looks to be on backwards. That's not helping either.

I also plant potatoes in hills, onions too. Potatoes are planted 5' O.C, because of a tractor drawn mechanical planter, and digger, and need that much space between rows. The planter makes a slight furrow, then covers them. Hilling is done with disc hillers once they come through the ground...

The only thing I'm really familiar with North of Columbus is in the Carey area for Ag. purposes. 3 quarry's Ag. Lime has 2-3 times the amount of Mg. in it, than found in SE Ohio. Annual Lime Sample Analysis I'm seeing the Upper Sandusky quarry at National is close, yet the Carey Lime is higher...

If you're here in Ohio, and you're just parking cars and pickups on it, 6" of #304 limestone (#4's down to bug dust) will do the job. Just be sure to strip all of the topsoil off, down to clay. Depending on how thick the topsoil is, you'll want the top of your compacted material a little higher...

You might want to try poting a "want to buy" ad here on TractorHouse. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-equipment/dismantled-machines/category/464/farm-equipment Look in the red column, 3rd item down. You'll need to register (free),and give a description,and leave contact info. Most...

That part number for those wheels is G12160. They were also used on several models, like the Case 310B I had a few years back. I found one nearly whole 310B on tractorHouse salvageparts...

If you make, or buy one, use 2, 2-1/2" cylinders. I put 3 pt. on an M I had years ago. I'm thinking it was one of those Saginaw units. They made one that used a single, or double cylinder set up. It was slower raising, but had equal lift on each lift arm, and lifted anything I had on the back. I...

The manual calls for 3/4" to 1" deflection between the fan pulley, and crankshaft pulley, pressing in with little effort with your thumb. I normally check it when I do an oil change. A new belt may get slack a little sooner. It doesn't take but a few seconds to check it when doing a walk around...

It's a learning experience, from the ground up. Make it easy on yourself.

Anyone that operates quipment, had to start and learn somewhere. I learned a lot watching some really good operators, when I was one of the ground crew. A good operator will make it easier for his ground crew, if they make a job a lot easier for them, just doing the little things. I did the same...

That looks like a good sized loader. I believe I'd have asked the operator if they could back drag off the pile, or get a few small bucket loads, then back drag with the bucket, breaking it up into more managable sized material you would be able to handle. If you would have offered an extra $10...