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I've purchased several sets of tires through Simple Tire, when they run their 30%-40% off sales. Even ordered some hard to find 9.00-20's for my buddy's old Chevy dump truck. Couldn't beat the price on quality tires, with free delivery within 2 days.

Definitely let us know how the solvent trick works. I hasn't failed me yet..!!

Were the tires loaded before..?? Even if not, there'd a good chance the rims are rusty inside, and if not cleaned, will poke/rub holes in the tubes. I just replaced tires on my Farmall Super C last week, replacing a good set of used one's I put on 30 years ago. The original tires were not...

Try removing the zerk, and clean the hole down to the pin. Fill the hole with solvent/penatrate, then reinstall the zerk. Put the grease gun on it, and push hard. Most guns put out 10,000-12000 psi. That much pressure will push the liquid a lot easier than the grease. Once the penatrate breaks...

Highly resembles a McCormick-Deering Burr Mill.

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It can overheat, if the belt isn't tight enough to turn the fan properly, radiator clogged, low on coolant, or chaff, dirt etc. covering, plugging the core/finns on the radiator. Being it has no water pump, it uses the Thermosyphon effect to cool the engine. It is not a pressurized system, like...

No, that's the fan bracket water outlet. Note the above pictures, of the other outlet (actually, the inlet) with pulley, that goes to the bottom radiator hose. I'll correct myself on the model of that engine. It's a Model U2-55 on mine. The U-2 unit was 113 cubic inches, when mine was overhauled...

Dad bought a used 1816 30 years ago, with no engine. He bought a new Tecumseh OH 160 through Padgett sales near Indianapolis. If I remember correctly, the standard crankshaft size is 1", but the 1816 OH160 engine crank was like 1-1/8" on the drive pulley end. They had a bushing that would size...

You might try doing a search in the Sears garden tractor section. I know they used that engine in the ST16 model, as I had one. I read up on them and most common problem was the ss ignition module, which is now N/A. But, have read threads where guys have simply cleaned, and adjusted the...

I will look like this. Otherwise, there will be a cast iron elbow That is like in the second picture.

My U-123 doesn't have a water pump either.

Run all of the numbers on the block on Google, and see what comes up. On mine, the identifying tag was on the bell housing for the belt pulley unit that was attached to the engine. Mine came off a 55-T square baler.

Looks like a U-123 power unit. I have one on my Farmall A, installed it myself. It came off a 55-T baler.

Auctions, swappers days, and flea markets, with vendors that have used items is where I have picked up many USA made tools. I never seem to have enough 1/2" or 9/16" wrenches. Too many little jobs of tearing something down, and I leave the tools I used with that little project, until it's put...

Model year is determined by the serial number. On newer models, the serial number plate is mounted on the left side, inside the cab/ROPS,just above the floor plate. Here is a link to Case Construction: Case construction king loader backhoe | Case CE | MyCNHi US Store When you open the...

The Motorcraft B82 is another great plug, if you can find them.

Dry with carbon build up, and black smoke ususlly indicates running to rich on fuel. If your plugs show carbon, plus oily residue, you're getting oil past the rings, or valve guides. The standard plug was a Champion D15Y or equivelent. It was common to step up to a hotter plug to get by for a...

The spark plugs will tell you a lot too. If they have an oily residue on them, not carbon buildup, more than likely. it's the rings. My BN's rings were so bad, plugs would foul out after about 45 minues of run time. An over bore sleeve/piston set, crank turned .010 with new bearings, and valve...

Got a gravel pit close..?? Concrete, or fill sand would probably be better to work it's way down around those chunks of wood. Make a slight mound as mentioned, and every time it rains, it will wash the sand down around those pieces of wood. You could pull out what you can to get a good start...

You may be able to find a decent used fuel tank, and oem cap in a salvage yard. With todays technology they should be able to take pictures of any part, and send them to you. I believe all yards have a money back guarantee. Most have reasonable rates on shipping too. Here's a list of 10, 240's...

Since they have wet sleeves, could be a cracked sleeve, or cracked block internally where the sleeves fit into the block, or even a leaking o-ring on a sleeve. Those are more common thana cracked head, normally in the valve seat. Drain the oil pan, and remove it. Pour water in the radiator...

Hopefully you're right. Just trying to diagnose from writings and description, rather than hearing it is tough to make a call. Anymore, don't have a clue about buying parts. It's been 20 years since I've done a major OH on anything. Maybe someone else will chime in on that. As far as...

I'm going to take a wild guess, and say it sounds like the engine spun either a rod, or main bearing. The metallic residue you're seeing in the oil, is more than likely the babbitt coating off said bearings. You'll need to drain the oil, and remove the oil pan, and have a look see. Running the...

Depending on how much room you have to work with, you could also totally revamp your road, and build switchbacks, (yeah, not going tp be cheap) zig-zagging down the hill to soften the grade, plus use some of the great idea above, keeping grade between 7%-14%, and water bars to get water off the...

If you have that bearing in hand with the part number, you can run it through Google, NAPA, or Motion Industries https://www.motionindustries.com/ and possibly they will cross the part number to Timken, or SKF. Personally, I've been buying NOS Timken/SKF bearings for a few small IH tractors...

That vendor went out of business a number of years back. But, I did find a seller on ebay, who carries quite a stock of NOS Timken, and SKF bearings. Here is a link to his ebay store: Items for sale by patriot_bearing_supply | eBay Run your part numbers through the search for his store. If...

Open this link to the Case/IH online parts book, showing an exploded view of the clutch housing, and controls. Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for Chassis, clutch housing, controls and connections | Case IH | MyCNHi US Store It sounds more like the problem may be with the...

The ser. # on my 310B I had was on the cowling ahead of the dash, and was missing too. Case was notorious for changing parts in a production run at certain serial number breaks. Thank goodness some engineer had intuition enough, that at least the parts I needed had a part number either stamped...

This may help you out, until you find a hard copy. Case 530CK - Manuals

Here's my potatoes so far this year. Bought 50 lb. of Dakota Pearl #2 seed potatoes. Usually #2's are small, and I plant whole. 80% were huge, and had to cut them. Some had enough eye's, and large enough, I cut them in 4-6 pieces. Instead of the 2 rows I had intended, I ended up with 7. I found...

Awesome..!! Are those Black Oilers..?? With the plant spacing, curious as to what you planted them with. Will you harvest them, to sell the seed..?? I've had a love for Sunflowers since I was a kid. My Grandma got me a multiple seed pack when I was around 5 years old, and some Sunflower seed...

If the 135 is in decent shape, and meets your horsepower requirements, like some of the others, I'd consider geting the ROPS, and setting the adjustable wheels out to make it even more stable. I'll assume you have the pressed steel center dish, and looped rims where they bolt on. If the loops...

Not worth it for one tire, but do a search for a bead seater tank. I've wrestled/strapped tires from the size you speak of, to 12 ply trailer tires that were stubborn about popping out on the rim. I lucked out 2 years ago, and found a nice used Cheetah brand locally on the FB Marketplace for...

Do a Google search for "Case 580CK won't move." If I remember right, the washable sump screen for them gets plugged, causing the problem. Even more so when it's cold. Hopefully you got a service manual with it, if not, you might find an oem copy on ebay reasonable. They are 3"-4" thick, and...

Looks like it has either the dual range, or triple range transmission. Ought to find a suitable speed for about any job with that..!!

Before buying another carb., remove the elbow where the fuel line attaches to the carb. There should be a strainer on the other end. Sounds like it'splugged. Remove, and backflush with spray carb.cleaner. Re-install,and check for fuel flow.

Is it a Case-O-Matic model..?? ie: Torque converter instad of a clutch. Those models scan be pricey to repair in the drivetrain. If it has a clutch, decent old tractors. A lot would depend on the hours, a diesel can be more expensive to repair if it's got a good many hours on it.

To ne honest, I can't remember which one I got it from. It was from one of 6 or so that send catalogs out in the Spring. Pretty disappointing to say the least.

Hopefully this link to the Case/IH online parts store will help, if you haven't found what you're looking for. Case ih tractor (p.i.n. 5001 to 5287 & p.i.n. 18001 & after) | Case IH | MyCNHi US Store

I ended up taking mine to a local hydraulic shop that does a lot of heavy equipment cylinders. By the time I bought a decent spanner to remove the end, and the seal kit from Case, plus if IIRC, torque the end back to 400+ ft. lbs. I let them do it. They did it for $75, approx. what I would have...

I ordered/planted 2, Montgomery sour cherry tree 4 years ago, from a respecatble online nursery. Last year was the first year for only one to get cherries on either, but the birds picked them off while small and green. Being proactive this year, I got netting big enough to cover the one with...

Well darn, thought I'd figured it out. It's really got my curiosity up now. That's why I was looking for an exploded view of the throttle assy.. to see if there is some sort of spring attached to the lever under the dash. Thereis normally some sort of friction disc under there, with spring...

The only adjustment I'm aware of with what I have, is the yoke on the carb. side. And that is set with the throttle lever set to WOT. You then remove the pin from the yoke, then adjust the yoke with the linkage pulled forward as far as it will go, then adjust the yoke so the pin slips back into...

That spring holds tension on the cross shaft fork, that rides on the thrust bearing, which is controlled by the flyweights. Unless that thrust bearing has totally disentigrated, I'd have to speculate either the fork is broken, or the fly weights are stuck, not allowing centrfugal force to let...

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It sounds like the internal spring in the governor has brioken. ( See part # 10 in this exploded view) Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for Governor | Case IH | MyCNHi US Store You may need to replace the thrust bearing too, # 31 in the exploded view. A fairly easy fix, unhook...

Pretty sure you'll find the cylinder part number stamped on the trunion end. Even with the parts manual, you'll have to look and see which cylinder you have. Case was great at changing parts through a production run, with breaks at certain serial numbers.

My old 'puterwent up in smoke last Sunday, so been out of touch with the world. Finally got in passwords reset, and able to post again. Been busy in the garden with the cooler dryer weather. Got the tomatoesmulched, T-posts driven, cages up, and 3 courses of Florida weave to keep them upright...

Open this link,and see if it will help what you're looking for. The 33 hoe was used on several models. I had one on my old 310B. Case 530CK - Manuals

I have 2, Millermatic 200 MIGS. Both bought at auctions for $400, and $300. Both work great, and I love them. You can weld up to 1/2" in a single pass. Didn't really need the second one, but for $300 I couldn't pass it up. Even had a full tank of 75/25, and extra complete gun, and NIB roll of...

Dropping the BU from the part numbers, I ran the P/N through Motion Industries, https://www.motionindustries.com/products/sku/00613181 then that number through NAPA online, and came up with https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NOS24954?impressionRank=3 for the bottom seal. Front seal through MI ...

This is the web page for the Renovation Clover. Renovation White Clover The answers to both your questions are both no and yes. Until it get well established this year, I probably won't see the results until next year. As explained in this article...

Can't answer that one either. I sowed in Sept., and got the benefit of the Fall rains here. I'm sure your local County Extension Agent could answer that, plus recommend a suitable cover for your region. Your tax money pays for that service, might as well get some benefit from it.

Really can't answer that one, as I've never dealt with them. But, I'd guess the sharpness of the blades on what your cutting with, ground speed, and how your cutter deposits the cuttings would have a lot to do with how fine it chops it up. Making a second pass if it looks like it's not fine...

You may want to consider something like Renovation Clover. It's a white clover that get's 16"-18" tall. I sowed some in a mix in my hay field to provide Nitrogen, instead of applying Urea. Too many times they've called for 70-80% chance of rain, so I applied the Urea, only to get sunshine for...

Are you planting into ground that you took a crop off of..?? And what are you wanting to sow..?? I sowed Oats on my small potato patch last year in Sept., intending to get 8"-10" tall cover crop, then get a winter kill. I disked it up with a pretty aggressive cut on the disk, Sowed the Oats with...

Although there is a cover plate where a pump can be bolted on, at least on my'47 BN, I'm pretty sure the steering shaft will be in the way.

I've been going to farm auctions, and large farm equipment dealer auctions for 50+ years. I had a couple Uncle's who farmed, and bought a lot of equipment to resell. Rule of thumb was, if it didn't need a lot of work, 20% was the profit margin sought. So if there was something you really...

This should help you find all S/N's, and any parts on your machine. Pictorial index | Case CE | MyCNHi US Store

Popular enough back in the 60's up through the early 70's, that Sears listed the mole in their Suburban catalog.

Got a few hits doing a Google search using the part number. 1533806C1 - Google Search

Although it is aftermarket, they do show 56 in stock. https://www.tractorhouse.com/parts/parts-for-sale-parts-search-results?page=1&partnumber=sba398380020 Although they show it not in stock, they do show it may be possible to order it. New Holland / Case IH: PINION, DRIVE, Part # SBA326240240

That's great..!! Always a good feeling knowing you "fixed" something, without costing a bundle of money. Now you can pass that forward someday, when someone else say's they have that problem.

Are the part numbers stamped, or cast into the pieces, or have a parts manual with the part numbers..?? If so, do a search on Google with those part numbers. If no luck doing that, place a "want to buy" ad at TractorHouse. Third item down in the column at top left of page...

I'd try to give it a good cleaning, before buying another one. Pretty simple top work on.

Probably not. Looking at the first picture more closely, I'm seeing what appears to be 2 fuel filters. Looks like it's been ages since they've been replaced. I'd be tempted to remove the fuel line at the outlet end of the second filter, and see what kind of fuel flow you have. Should be a decent...

The linkage hooked to the carb. should be attached to the engine's governor. Sounds more like a governor problem, rather than the carb. On other engines, common problems having the same symptoms would be stuck governor flyweights, broken thrust bearing, not allowing to transfer the action of...

It would be like one of the pieces above the base on this furnace.

The first picture looks to be an old wheel someone repurposed for a rear wheel weight for a tractor. The second picture, is part of an old coal furnace. Second piece up from the base, where the shaker assembly would go. Guessing the other pieces are part of the shaker assembly. That piece would...

Do you know what type of clutch it has..?? 580B's had 3 different types. Single plate, twin disc, and a clutch pack style. If it would happen to be the twin disc, or clutch pack style, I'd have to guess the shaft the twin disc's, or clutch pack style ride on, has gotten rusty, not allowing the...

Sounds as though the transmission is locked in 2 gears at once. I'd pull the shifter cover and have a look see. You should be able to take a large screwdriver, or pry bar, and slide gears back to neutral position. You could have a broken shifting fork, won't know what the real problem is...

I ran that part number through Messicks, and it comes back to a spring, not a seed shoe. Here's a link to the Case/IH online parts store, set to the # 10 grain drill. Maybe it will help you find the part, or correct part number for what you are looking for. Complete machine | Case IH |...

I have a couple buddies who built germination chambers out of non-working fridge's/freezer. Put a small 1-1/2-2 qt crockpot filled with water in the bottom for heat and moisture, controlled by a heat mat thermostat, and a LED growlight panel. I didn't want a full sized fridge, so put out a...

I put up electric fence around my garden 5' high. For double protection, I've always heard Deer don't like the scent of Irish Spring soap. I bought 2 of the 8 bar pkgs., cut them in quarters, drilled 1/4" holes in each piece, then zip tied them to the tops of each T-post spaced at 10'. It worked..!!

Daikon Radishes are also a good plant to penetrate hard soil, but not in a yard. It'd leave holes, and smell like rotting cabbage when they decompose. Great for in the garden though...!!

Facebook Marketplace, and Craigslist are my top 2 places to seach for about anything equipment related, garden, or farm equiment. I will say Craigslist has a better search feature, and will get more hits for a specific search term, while FB Marketplace lists alot of other items, sort of in the...

Let it drain, and dry out. After it dries out, maybe cut a straighter swale later, then finish with something like a box blade pulling excess dirt into the existing swale, shedding water away from what I assume is the house. Make a gentle slope working it longways with the swale, so it's easy to...

I too have a waste oil furnace that burns anthing from #2 HHO/Diesel to 50SAE. I don't generate enough oil here to heat the shop all winter, but depend on peope giving me oil, or if enough, I will pick it up. Might be an idea to post an ad on Craigslist, or if you are on FB, post it on...

I put a NOS Ford brand 3 spd. aux. in my '65 Ford 2000, straight 4 speed about 20 years ago. It was a million to one shot I even found one, new in the box, at a little country Ford dealer, we happened to be working by at the time. To install, the front input shaft had to be removed, then the...

The best way I have found to find parts, is to do a search on a search engine using the OEM part number. I get the best results using Google. Vendors, and salvage yards that have parts in inventory normally list them with the oem part number. I'm not sure about CNH, but I know Case/IH has...

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A little late getting some pics posted, but we had a pretty good turn out with vendors, people showing up, and a few hardy souls bringing in a few tractors from our club to show them off. They ranged from large to small garden tractor size. One in particular got a lot of attention. A Cub...

Fairfield County Fairgrounds Lancaster Ohio. Toy show this weekend Feb 21 2021 from 9-3 at the fairgrounds, be sure to wear your mask and keep your distance from each other .Fairfield County Antique Tractor Club. Toy farm equipment show and sale. Plus Antique tractors on display. Two heated...

Unless things have changed in the last few years, or AGCO is different than other tractor manufacturers, the ignition switch key should all be the same for that brand. Unlike the auto industry with a specific key for each vehicle, farm tractor, and construction ignition keys were all the same...

I think I may try the Burpee Hasta La Pasta spaghetti squash as another low carb. alternative to pasta. Received an email yesterday with this exclusive squash, apparently only available through their catalog, not sold in stores. Apparently being a new hybrid, only 5 reviews, but much higher...

I'm going to assume your rims are damaged due to be loaded with calcium, and are rusted out around the area of the hole the tubes valve stem comes through. There are some used one's out there in salvage yards, but that's not saying they aren't in the same condition of what you have. Here is a...

Still playing with the smoker. Smoked some sausage stuffed banana peppers from the garden I made this summer, and put in the freezer. They cooked up way quicker than I expected, so dropped the temps to hold them, while I made some tomato gravy. They look overly done, but aren't. Maybe just the...

I've got around 26 David Bradley's I've picked up over the years. Most for parts, for the 5 I use gardening. 3 tractors have different cultivators, for different stages of plant growth. Early planting of cole crops, makes those plants much taller than new seedings planted after the frost date...

That's what I love about my old hand lever adjustable disks I have. The pull type below, and have a M-F 3 pt. one. Set to full cut to cut the surface, then adjust for the finish for planting garden seeds, or, just barely set to cover, cover crop seeds. This year I sowed Oats on the potato patch...

I'll have to agree with the soil testing. You may actually need more lime, than fertilizer. Whether through the local extension office, or sending to an independant lab, it's money well spent, compared to the price of fertilizer. And, you really don't want a lush pasture for horses, it can cause...

You're going to love it. I bought my Bush Hog brand nearly 20 years ago. A small country dealer had had it for 2 years, and couldn't move it. With Ohio's inventory tax, he needed to get it off his inventory, and sold it to me, a few dollars above his cost, which compared to others I'd looked at...

I haven't done rims,but have done a lot of salvaged metal tubing, plow moldboards, and garden tractor planter attachments. My tank is an old 110 gallon rubber water trough I don't use anymore. Works great for larger items. Here are some spokes out of some conduit reels I did several years...

If you have any local Spring consignment auctions around, I'd suggest going and look for one of these. I bought this one, complete with universal boot for the deck for $140. Brought it home, checked the oil, put some gas in it, and it started and ran on the second pull. With that being said...

Got the frost seeding done today, even with the approx. 1" of "partly cloudy". Not complaining, it ought to help take that seed home. This is the recommended amount (4.5lb.), for my 4.5 acre hay field. I closed the metering slide on the seeder just a tad more than the seeding chart on the...

I'm wondering if anyone here, has sown Renovation Clover Renovation | White Clover on their hay ground, and how it performed. I wanted to sow a legume in my stand of hay, along with a bit of Alfalfa at a low percentage, yet enough to put some nitrogen in the ground, to help feed the Fescue, and...

I need to re-seed part of my small hay field, due to running short on hay, and buying a couple not so good round bales, with some noxious weeds in them, a couple years ago. When I spread the manure from around the hay feeder with these seeds in it onto the hay field, I got a growth of some not...

I guess you could say, I'm living the dream. I think I'm up to 24 of them. Mostly bought for extra parts, or if a runner, or easily made run, I'll hook it up to one of the cultivators, so I don't have to switch out to a different cultivator. Those are handy rascals in the garden, and sure save a...

I built this about 15 years ago. Comes in handy for many jobs, from mucking stalls, and carrying to the compost pile, to hauling hay, firewood, dirt, stone, etc, etc.. At the other place, was handy when gathering rocks out of the field, and pasture. Then back up to a wash below the pond outlet...

Pretty sure I'm understanding what you mean, but a picture would be a big help. I'll try to remember to get a picture of the drum/barrel tomorrow. Mine is alive and well. I mixed,and poured an 8' X 30' slab in the end bay of my new storage building last Nov., for a small storage room for...

Being it's taking that long before it stalls, I'd have to lean towards the tank not venting, or, vapor locking. Did you loosen the fuel cap as soon as it stalled..?? If not, if it's stalling after 10 laps, stop, and crack the fuel cap after 6 laps, then go again. Run another 6 laps, and crack...

It sound fuel related to me. #1, could be the vent in the fuel cap is not working properly. Next time it starts to falter, stop, shut the tractor off, and open the fuel cap, listening for a vacuum in the tank. #2, if you don't hear the sound of a vacuum in the tank, remove the fuel line at...

I went to a community consignment auction a week ago Saturday. They had 2 Agri-Fab Mow & Vacs. One was like new, and this one in pretty decent shape. I usually go and see what they have on Friday evening, so I know if there is anything specific I'd like to see sell. I saw these two, and decided...

This should help. You can print it off, and it will print out a full sized page. Click on the picture, and it will enlarge if you're on a PC. Click again to enlarge it even more.

It does look like it is an Alamo brand. Widened the circle on CL ads, and found this picture. Most I've seen were either Ford, or John Deere, with a different style gear box. I feel alot more confident in making an offer on the one above now.

Does anyone recognize the brand of mower in the picture..?? I've been around a few in my time, but don't know that I've ever seen a gear box on one quite like this. I'm thinking it maybe an imported model,with that style gear box. Looks to be in decent physical condition, but my main concern is...

Perfect day to frost seed. Ground was hard enough, it was hard to see my wheel tracks to keep things spaced out right. 2" to 4" of wet snow overnight, then warming tomorrow with rain. Should put the grass seed to bed, until it's time for it to come up.

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I have to agree with Sixdogs on the frost seeding. I've been using it for 20 years on my hay field, and horse pastures, in fact. it's almost time to do that here in Ohio. I plan to do a light seeding on my pastures myself. I use one of the old pto driven Garber Seed Easy spreaders. You can...

You may want to consider a small walk behind tractor, with a set of cultivators. I'm partial to the David Bradley's, once sold by Sears, but, most do a great job. I prefer the Bradley's because of the taller tires, and ground distance, so you're able to cultivate taller plants. I'm not much of a...

Can anyone tell me if the the color coded wiring schematic is in the OEM service manual..?? I bought an '87. 1204 yesterday for cheap, to use with my Mow & Vac. Problem is, the owners grandson, cut the pigtail, along with I'm assuming several inches of wire, and removed the ignition switch, to...

I use them to mulch around my garden plants. Great weed suppression, plus adds organic material to the garden. My neighbor has a lawn service, and has a leaf pickup trailer, with a 16' long bed, and 8'sides. He was bringing me 8-10 loads a year, until he showed his wife that runs a CSA in the...

The Ford would probably be easier on the purse strings as far as insurance goes. Insurance companies don't like the word "dump". First, the C-60 would be considered a commercial truck, and puts you in a completely different insurance bracket. And being a dump truck, they will really rack you. I...

Here a local feed mill sells bulk fertilizer, that is in bins. They rent, or let guys use the spreaders, probably according to how much you buy. Being I only need 800 lbs. a year, to keep mine up to snuff, Barry let's me get it out of the bins, at bulk prices. So $75 bulk prices, vs. nearly $600...

I know of only one other person that has one of these spreaders like I do, but if anyone has one, or a Calhoun brand spreader like it, this calibration chart should work for it to. I didn't see any threads specifically for manuals, or info like this, so figured this would be the best place to...

I built a similar unit to unroll, but for stretching, I use 2, oak 2 X 4's, with 6 bolts through them to sandwich the fence, then chain top & bottom, and pull with a HD 2 ton double dog come-a-long. I anchor to a tractor. I put my fence to the inside on my posts. I'd think it'd be tough to...

I've been wanting one of these for 40-some years, finally had the spare change, and for the right price. I have a complete FH located for it, working on the details to get it here. Then to find a single 16" FH plow, and, maybe a set of 2-12's. Something else to pow the garden, and take to the...

I built this one I'm thinking 10-12 years ago. Still use it every now and then. It's been a handy piece to have. I used it a lot more, than what I intended it for. Deck is 3' X 6', pretty sure it's a 2" cylinder. I got my measurements for placing the cylinder attachment points, by measuring the...

Mine's more of a portable unit. I liked it, because I figured I could take it to the field if necessary. You carry it as it stands, then lay it down to lace belts. Mine sorta' looked like that one in the sellers pics. They didn't want to clean and oil it, with the way shipping is anymore., with...

The number should be stamped in the link somewhere. Hope you have one of these, sure makes it a lot easier to repair..!!

You can do an image search, on your favorite search engine. There's tons of pics of them. Even found a pic, of one on a 4wd pickup.

I built these back in 2012. Copies of the same stalls I built in my other barn built in 2000. Sold that place, and moved back to the home place, after my parents passed. The top portion of the stalls are made from 1/16" X 1-1/2" flat strap, and rods are 3/8", 2" OC. I built the wooden portion...

Go here:http://www.weberstractorworks.com/350utuinfo.html and print it off. You can always print & save in a file in the shop for future reference. I'm thinking plug wrench size is 7/8". And like mentioned, it's usually a tight squeeze between the shoulder of a socket, and the head. I use a...

Rows just work better for me, with what I've got to work with. But, to each his own. But to answer your question, yes, the smaller Planet Jr., and Simplicity's can be used on narrow beds. In fact, one fellow posed that question to the group this week, asking which width bed most use. He's...

I have one, and used it to sow Timothy seed on the hayfield, 4 years ago. Worked great, and did little damage. You can see behind, and to the right where I've been. Bought this one used, it was used to reseed a local high school football field, until they installed astro turf. Got it off one of...

This may be more what you have in mind. Name brand is Overland Scraper. It was made in California, and made to be pulled with N series Fords. It holds approx. 1 yd. of dirt heaped. I have pulled it with my Super C Farmall, barely skimming to fill it. All my Ford 2000 wants behind it. I had an...

A buddy of mine bought a used one off of Craigslist I found for him, in very good condition, for like $600 4-5 years ago. It did a very nice job of laying the mulch. His two biggest problems after the first year, was Deer punching holes though the plastic, and weeds popping up through those...

Have to agree on the Gandy. I had one, and just sold it. It was something to get me by, until I got my larger hopper type rebuilt. It does well with granular products, or, like dry hydrated lime, although it may bridge over, unless you get the optional "jigglers". This was a 38" model, and sold...

That one doesn't look nearly as bad as the one that snapped on my Roosa Master pump. The shoulder of the screw was actually rusted, and swelled in the cap. I had to drill it out so thin, and worked the cap to break it off. Broke off, just above the boss of the top of the pump. Actually backed it...

Where there's a will, there is a way. Several years ago, we moved 50 tons of limestone in one day by bucket brigade. It took 50 people, and a lot of 5 gallon buckets. We had a couple casualty's, buckets that is, not people, so 100+ buckets were used. We were surfacing a bridle trail up to what...

The plug you are pointing at, I the level plug. Fill plug in on top, near the gear shift. I've attached an old Lube Chart, from an old Gulf Oil catalog of multiple tractor lube charts I have. Shows all the lube points, and capacities. If it has set outside, more than likely you have what...

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I'm wondering since that plow has somewhat of a sleeve type hitch, if between now, and next year find a disk like I have for my David Bradley. By turning the gangs inward, as you can see, it makes a pretty decent hill. You'll have to adjust your rows so the disk will fit between, but sure will...

I came across this this morning, while on another forum. Maybe this will help some of the guy's that have the older Ford or Ferguson plows that can't get shares & moldboards for. I don't imagine they will be cheap, but for the one's plowing gardens, or small acreage, should last for years. It...

Here is a picture of my Olathe, now TORO slit seeder I incorporated Timothy seed in to my existing hay field. The original owner was a local high school that used it to reseed their football field. They installed astro turf, so the seeder set for years until it sold at a surplus auction. It was...

I found a few pictures of the pallet jack I converted to make my bale lift. Lift capacity of the lift itself was 1,000 lbs, so felt it was suitable enough to lift the 580 lb bales my Deere baler makes. I already had dual remotes on it for the hydraulic top link. I kept the forks for it, and...

I built this 10 years ago. Not a dump box, but rather a dump carryall. Bed is 3' X 6'. I built it to haul a little of everything, but wouldn't be that hard to put sides on.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions and help, but problem is pretty well solved. No new capacitor needed. I found an online OP manual, and read down through it. Right in the manual it does say there are times it may not generate, if not ran for a while, and all it needs is excited with a 6V...

I bought a Coleman 4000 watt Generator day before yesterday, in almost like new condition, for a really good price. The fellow said it would generate, if you would excite it, jumping across two poles he showed me, with a 6V lantern battery. He said once you did this, it was good for a couple of...

If your not sure on how to time your mag, or want to check it, here are the instructions below per the I&T manual. If you do know, and have it set properly, then maybe someone will run across this, and find use for it. If you are good on mag timing, then I would have to may it may be the...

I'd say that is still a 12V alternator. I'd guess the box on the alternator, is an external voltage regulator. The mystery box wired to the coil I'd have to guess is a inline resistor, reducing voltage to 6V. As I mentioned before, if the starter seems lazy, and the system is charging as...

This may not be the place to post this, but figured it may get more exposure here, as I've seen more than several threads looking for one of these tools. I've been wanting one myself for several years. Saw one a couple of years ago, but had like a spigot knob handle, and more then likely made...

I have a 6' Massey-Ferguson Model 22 I pull behind my 3 cyl. 2000, similar to the one in the image below. In mellow ground, at full cut, it handles it pretty well, but don't know that I'd want to try a 7 footer. My personal preference is one like this with, with adjusting handles to set the...

Sorry about the anagrams, too lazy to type it out this morning. The single prong Fast Hitch came out on the Farmall 100's, the model after the Super A's. Just a very a simple, and quick way to hook attachments. They did make retro fit kits for the Super A's. Both my Super C's have the two prong...

On the other hand, 7-8 years ago, I was looking for an in-line diode, to keep the VR on one of the older tractors from drawing down the battery. Found it, pictured... Bad thing, it was in the UK. For giggles, checked the shipping, and it was $5+ change to ship 4. Checked price to ship 6, and it...

I'll assume that is a front blade made by IH for the 200, from the looks of that shoe. I'm also assuming that shoe is nmade for several different blades. I checked Case/IH online parts store for a a shoe for the Cub. It shows the mas not being available. But, when I did a search on the part...

I posted the pic from Bates this morning, thinking something didn't look right. Should have dawned on me, especially when I said I'd ground a bit out of the center of where it attaches to the steering box. I'm thinking you may want to take a peek at where the other end of the steering arm where...

It's not shiny stainless steel, but this is my shop chimney. 8" used oil well casing. Bought it at an oil well supply house for $8.00 per foot. Got 26' of it, and the guy said give me $200, and we'll call it even. Took a few days to weld it up, brush it off with a cup brush, and paint, but...

Thank goodness someone had a camera yesterday. He posted more than several pics of the guy's plowing. Here are a couple of pics of Tim's creations.

If that groove is exposed, I'd make a tool out of a piece of 3/8" or larger rod, with, as mentioned a lip on the end to drop in it. Bend a piece of metal, or probably weld a piece of small angle iron on the end, to drop in that groove. Weld a piece on the outside end to tap with a hammer...

I scanned the axle R&R segment from an I&T I have for the 340. Look at lower left corner of the page for the instructions. The Fig. IH1414 they refer to is at the top right of the page. Hope this method works for you, sounds better than removing the top cover.

Is it possibly the wire that goes on the connection marked BAT (for battery)..?? If this is the case, if you trace the wire back, it should go back to the ammeter. Current flows through the ammeter, then through a wire to the starter switch battery post, so as to charge the battery. So basically...

Mowing some overgrown pasture here today, and working the little A pretty hard. It was in the low 90's, and it died twice. First time, I found a little gob of snot in a port in the carb. Second time, about 20 minutes later, it was clean as a pin. As hot as it was, and as hard as it was...

The TO-20 has a dry clutch. How much free travel do you have in the pedal..?? It should be about 1" from the top, before you feel the clutch release bearing make contact with the pressure plate fingers. If you've had the tractor for a while, and it started doing this lately, do you notice...

Being the distributor turns clockwise, and your turning it clockwise, you're retarding it, so it shouldn't hurt anything. What the hey, turn it to where it sounds good, and see what happens. The manuals I have skip the 200 - 230 series. I have one for the Super C, then skips to the C-123's...

Here's my deer fence. 8 rows of Sunflowers in a 30 inch width make a nice hedge fence they will not cross. I read several years back in a garden forum, where deer will not jump over anything they cannot see the other side of. I also mixed in some shorter Black Oiler's to make it nice and thick...

Thought I'd post a pic, and a short video of the automatic flip plow I have. My cousin got it for my Dad, for his, now my, Super C Farmall about 40 years ago. Dad started to get it ready to use, but instead found a 2 bottom plow, and used it instead. Figured it was about time it earned its keep...

Here's a lube chart for your M. Arrows point to check, drain, and fill/grease points, and capacities. A correction to the above mentioned fill point. On the H's & M's, there is a winged fill cap on the right side of the engine, at the front of the distributor drive. I've attached a pic of one...

I used 1-1/2 foam on my walls, and between the trusses, then covered with white steel siding. Here is a pic when I was doing the ceiling. This is what they call cover sheet, or liner panel. Last I got ws $1.72 Ln. ft., which is a dab over $57.00 per square. You can't buy 3/4" plywood, and paint...

I'm thinking you may want to find you a piece of pipe to put on the cutting edge to keep it from gouging into the gravel. Here is a blade Dad made for the old A we had years ago. About the same construction 1/4" rolled steel but rolled 3/16" angle iron for the ribs. Manual angle, as the A had no...

Here's what the underneath looks like. Rusty there too, but nothing broken. Polished up real nice after going over the 4 acres. I did have to replace the pillow block bearings on the front roller, and replace the drive chains. Bearings looked like they'd never been greased, and the roller...

Just finished laying down the second cutting. Looks like pretty decent hay..!!

Looks like the lime, potash, and composted horse 'nure kicked in, and made a pretty decent patch of hay this year. The knockdown bar on the ole' IH 990 MoCo is about 24" high. Red Top Clover & Alfalfa was 8" to 10" higher than the bar, Rye grass even taller. Had to put the TA in the low side, in...

They went as far as they could with the trail dozer, and it's 6' wide. Trees & rock on the upper side, and a pretty straight down hill to the right. A lot of people have been complaining about the wider trail they cut with the dozer as it is. Doing it mainly so as to get in for downed trees with...

The OTP is a group of folks that would include Hikers, Mountain Bikers, and Equestrians, that work cooperatively with the Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources, keeping various types of trails in State Parks & Forests maintained. I thought I'd post some pictures of what our group did last weekend...

Got Peas up..!! Planted them 12 days ago. We didn't get enough rain to germinate them for about 6 of those days. Once they got a shot of rain, they took off..!!

Have you ever tried Compost Tea..?? Here are some pics of bird house gourd vines I applied it to. These particular batch's were made from composted horse manure. Although the garden spot was at optimum nutrient levels according to the soil tests, there was no chemical fertilizer used here. As...

Pulled this from my Facebook page, and had to post...

Yep, almost that time of year here to be sowing Timothy seed. Sowed mine last year the first week of April, on a much smaller scale though...

Not arguing the point on the interlock, just they wouldn't let me use the 2, 200 amp mains for a manual disconnect. What times we did need a generator, we'd just kick the main out on the main breaker box, and feed back through the welder plug in the shop. That's where the problem was, when...

Ford did make a 3 spd. aux. tranny for these models. Under, Direct & Overdrive. Unless you're VERY lucky, and find a NOS one like I did, there could possibly be one in a salvage yard somewhere. CNH used to show the part number on their parts page for the kit, but apparently removed it the last...

The biggest problem I see with most 3 pt. disc's is the rigid frame, not allowing the separate gangs to flex some. A buddy of mine has a CA Allis with OEM snap coupler disc, and has the same problem with the rigid frame. That's also why I have an IH Fast Hitch disc that hardly ever gets used...

Would love to have a 140, with FH & plow, but a '58, to match my '58 240. Someday... I'm not much for using "mechanic in a can", but you may want to try running some Seafoam though it. Any auto parts store should have it. This gas with ethanol in it is crap... Had trouble with the Super C's...

I had to do some fine measuring, as I allowed 2" down from the bottom of the truss, to the top of the beam. The metal I put on the ceiling stands 7/8" tall, and wanted a bit of extra room to put cloth on top of the beam when putting the metal up, so as not to scuff it, or get red paint on it...

Dee was an old sweetheart. An old 4-H mare that Lord only knows how many kids she'd carried through the years. The young girl wanted a younger horse to do barrel racing, and they could only afford to feed one, so I took her in. I told them she was welcome to stay, until it was time for her to...

Here's an off ground bale feeder I built back in '06 IIRC. Made it out of conduit reels cut down to 5' diameter. Expanded metal in the bottom so as not to hold water. Sheet metal over top to shed rain & snow. Both ends can be removed to set a bale in. Mounted on skids, and made a 3 pt. tow bar...

What the heck... Since you're horse folk, might as well share a couple of pics of the new horse stalls I built. Built everything you see there from scratch.

It's getting there. Here's a few pics while still pristine. I did get a few walls finished out, and a couple benches moved in. Got another one to bring yet with the drill press, and Smithy lathe on it. Weather caught me, and will get back to it this spring. And my old, from the 40's Florence...

No way I'm selling my spreader, LOL... Need it myself... Custom lime application must be getting expensive everywhere. Around here Farmers are buying their own spreaders, and trucking the lime themselves. Some have them on floater type trucks, and custom spread for neighbors. We're very...

I've posted these in a few other threads, but guess one more time won't hurt. First is my fence unroller. Can't stretch with it, but I use a come-a-long for that anyway... Most material came out of the scrap pile, but do have $17.50 in new steel that I used about half of it to build this + 6...

Here are a couple of mine. Nothing fancy and new like you have, but they have been serving me well for more than several years. the gold one is an all original '55 DB Super 3, with the original Continental AU85 engine, with a DB planter I refurbished a few years ago. Finally got to use the...

Thought maybe you'd enjoy seeing this. It's going to be at an auction near Cincinnati, OH Jan. 25. I've seen a few of the IH Demo's of various colors, but never a Ford. The ad says it's an 871. Just wondering how much more it would bring, if the paint were original, even if it did look...

Hopefully, these pages/pics out of my manual will help. It does appear to remove the diffy, both side will need to come out/off. As far as which shaft to get, it say's which shaft for a certain side (whether L or R) in the parts description. I do belive #11 is the one I found on ebay for...

I've got a couple of the hand held/wall mounted similar to the HF cleaners. Even have a couple A-C old timers like picture below, with different inserts for different sized plugs. Like Soundguy, I have 7 tractors that use the same plug. Usually have 3-4 sets in the tune-up cabinet, cleaned...

Got one of those rascals myself, and outfitted the same, with a couple more attachments. Pop bought it in '71, and other than doing a major OH on it, and stripping one wheel hub on it, it's pretty well been bullet proof. Those C-123 engines are great. VERY easy on gas..!! After using other...

Just one of many stories I could tell, but won't bore everyone..., LOL.. There was some funny stuff too... Back in '77 before I got on that crew, they were opening up roads drifted shut. Had an open station cable blade D-7. Joe made a big push, and when backing up to get another, noticed a VW...

I would agree with at least a 10' ceiling, 12' is better. And you may want to consider using metal on the ceiling. Once up, you should never have to paint it. More than likely lighter in weight than OSB. Good reflection if you install ceiling lights. Pretty airtight too. You can get liner...

Was wondering if anyone has bought one of the aftermarket gov's for the 9N's, and if they have had any problems with them. Trying to help an old buddy of mine in town that found out the little clip on the gov. shaft broke/wore through, and pretty much let it have pups internally. Knocked the...

I was just thinking, knowing the Lilliston's are adjustable to throw dirt in, or out. When small, throw towards the center of the row, then as they progress, turn to throw, or hill them some. That buddy of mine bought one of those Jung seeders. It does as advertised, and seed spacing is...

Here's a couple pics of one I built a few years back. It's actually in another thread here in the B-I Y section... Built for horses, but a person can make it as tall as you want. I did have a few goats, and they had no problem eating from it. Built from conduit reels, some angle iron, square...

Do you have rear weights, or tires loaded..?? Drawbar at max. height..?? Problem with the standard treads is they are nose heavy. So, you need to get all the height on the drawbar you can, right at the limit, so the chain is pulling down. If you're weighted up,. and at max. height, then the only...

Do you have a disk for your tractor..?? Here is a pic of a hill made with my David Bradley disk, with the disk's turned inwards. It took 3 rounds (6 passes) to make this hill I planted peanuts on. I also planted Bok Choy, onions, and peas in similar hills. It is set fairly close to center, and...

Thought I'd share some pics I found, while in the process of moving. This was back in the mid-80's, when I used to show, and pull my little BN. Some fond memories here... :) Side shot is coming out of the hole, enroute to a full pull..!! Front shot is of 'er walkin' tall for me, during...

I checked under attachments in the parts book, section/page 347, and those do seem to be a sealed unit. For what it's worth, I scanned a lube chart for a 300, and posted below. If you click on it, it should enlarge enough to read well. And if you print it, it should come out a full page size...

Here is a picture off the front page of my manual. Looks like the upright frame where the loader arms attach on the 504 are heavier, than on the 2000 loader. Seems Wagner made hoes & such for farm tractors back in that era. Maybe that's what it is..?? Looks like the exhaust is intact, as near...

Has anyone else had problems with the AGCOPartsbook showing the exploded view of parts..?? It will show the table of contents, and part description, but a blank space where the exploded view should be. I've tried the menu as fas as trying to show the pic, and/or remove more then several times...

Here is a pic of one I put up about a year ago. I put up 2 similar to it at the other place. I made a approx. 14' jib out of heavy wall 2" X 4" rectangular tubing to fit on my loader tractor. (IH 656) A cross piece at the base, with eyelets out of the same tubing, welded to the 14' stick of...

I could have typed it out, but scanning it from ther manual seemed a lot quicker this morning... Look at paragraph 67. Timing marks are on the crankshaft pulley. Look for a pointer, and DC ( Dead Center) on the pulley, and align. Just take note of rotating the distributor. Camshaft turns...

BIL has a '93, 14 h.p. Kohler on his Wheel Horse. I'm guessing the fuel pump is getting weak, and letting fuel gravitate back to the fuel tank after setting for like a week between mowings. Has to grind on it for a while before it seems to pick up the fuel. Once it starts, it runs fine. Possibly...