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• Posted in thread: How did you pick your tractor? on 05/22/2012 at 2:51PM
  When it comes to tractor buying, it's always best to consider dealer location and parts availability in
  the equation. It also pays to know what kind of engine you're getting, since many are outsourced...

• Posted in thread: pto speed on 04/30/2012 at 3:40PM
  The Woods RM 42 I have says to use the second speed on a Satoh Beaver, which has a 3 speed PTO. I have to
  install a PTO conversion unit to make the PTO turn the proper direction and provide a 1 3/8" s...

• Posted in thread: case/IH 255 1987 model overheats on 04/30/2012 at 3:21PM
  I would crank it up with the radiator cap off and see if it's circulating, or if there are lots of
  bubbles in the coolant. Since the radiator has been replaced, it may well have a leaking head gasket ...

• Posted in thread: worst oil additives i used on 08/19/2010 at 10:26PM
  The packaging will usually tell who has approved the product for use in their engines. I used Rotella T6
  in my MB and checked the approvals. should probably be noted the comparison charts provided by...

• Posted in thread: worst oil additives i used on 08/18/2010 at 3:54PM
  I suppose it's good to know about MLM offerings that contain "secret ingredients" that magically extend
  the life of your product. So, I extend my thanks Down-Under!I haven't had the opportunity to rea...

• Posted in thread: worst oil additives i used on 08/17/2010 at 10:22PM
  The Europeans doubled the size of their vehicle's sumps. The greater volume of oil allows it to run
  cooler, thereby extending it's durability. I have a couple of Mercedes 300 D and they both have 2 ga...

• Posted in thread: Start up problems! on 08/07/2010 at 9:46PM
  Pop and sputter is usually a sign of timing problems. Make sure you set the timing right when you did the
  rebuild. Set it on TDC and it should spark when you move the distributor to #1 with the cap of...

• Posted in thread: 1965 Farmall 140 on 08/07/2010 at 9:36PM
  I sold a 1976 IH 140 last year for $3000, but it had some implements with it for the fast hitch. The 1976
  came with a factory alternator instead of a generator, but that isn't a big deal with AC Delco...

• Posted in thread: Pesticide Study and Survey on 07/01/2010 at 6:52PM
  Bordeaux mixture contains copper and is very effective as a fungicide. Micronized sulfur is another good
  fungicide and will help combat brown rot somewhat in peaches and other stone fruits.Scale can b...

• Posted in thread: Pesticide Study and Survey on 07/01/2010 at 5:51PM
  I used to be a certified organic grower, so I'm pretty careful about what I use. Most caterpillars can be
  controlled with BT (bacillus thuringus) with no hazard to other organisms. The controlled spec...