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First I'd make sure the starter has a good ground to chassis. Removing a mounting bolt and buff the starter mounting ear, run the bolt in and out several times and make sure the lock washer bites in good. Even though the ground cable looks good where it mounts, remove and clean that area too...

12.5 dozen tomatoes plants started of several varieties. Some peppers, and spaghetti squash in there too. Got a few peppers peeking out in 6 days. Got the garden rolled over today. Maybe not perfectly dry enough but it's done. Love this little hillside plow..!! Leaving the strip of Rye in...

Maybe consider using the peppermint extract spray. Nothing touches any plants here with it on. Only takes 2 TBS. per gallon of water. I add it to my pesticide sprays later to save time. Without rain it will last 2 weeks. Even after a rain enough scent left for a couple of days until I can get...

Even the discharge nozzle/emulsion tube whatever you prefer to call it..?? Those need to be removed to be cleaned. Check the cross drilled holes.

Cabbage after hours. Moved all to the green house except the red cabbage, none showing yet. If I remember correctly it took it a little longer last year to come up, so leaving it in the chamber and see what happens. Second pic is of the Brussels Sprouts @ 72 hrs., probably another 48 hours...

Another 8 hours and more Greenboy cabbage up, plus a few Copenhagen up. Can't see the largest one at left front, it showed on the phone screen, but didn't catch it. Will probably put them in the green house tomorrow evening so they don't get leggy.

A buddy of mine had the same thing happen last year reseeding itself. He was figuring on tilling it up and reseeding. I told him he better wait and see if anything comes up, he may not need to. He wanted to leave it fallow for a couple of years so as to keep weeds down, plus food for his Bee's...

Looky what was peeking back at me this morning when I checked the germ chamber. Put them in about 4:00 p.m. Tue. afternoon and checked it this morning around 9:00. 2nd. generation Greenboy Cabbge seed I saved last from Summer. Up in approx. 36 hrs. It will be interesting to see what they make...

I put 12 dozen cabbage seeds, 5 dozen pepper seeds, and 1 dozen Brussels Sprout seeds in the germination chamber yesterday. Pretty well on track for getting early items started and set date of around Memorial Day weekend. Not getting too excited as I was reminded of the old saying "When it...

I'm not sure it's worth the effort to put a temp gauge on, as the thermosyphon system is quite efficient, as long as the coolant is at the proper level. You'd have to work it very hard on a hot day to even worry about it. But if it makes you feel more comfortable, knock yourself out. I pulled...

There should be a tag riveted inside the seat support on the gear shift side with the serial number stamped on it. If it's there write it down then open this link :TractorData.com Farmall Super A tractor information and scroll down towards the bottom. There is a list of years and serial numbers.

I wouldn't be bit surprised if it comes with at least a light coat of industrial primer. I've seen a lot of gearboxes at work for heavy equipment, and on the farm come this way. And usually pretty clean on the outside as far as oil residue. But if it does come bare metal and a slight bit of...

That's why many I guess as well as me use the 15W/40 diesel engine oil. Supposed to have a higher level of zinc added. I use Rural King's oil Providence Oil made by Warren Oil and actually the 15W/40 is less expensive than their SAE 30HD. Both have anti-wear additives. They cut back on the...

You can cheack around your area for tractor salvage yards, you might get a decent deal. Case/IH actually lists it for $41.25 but shows out of stock, but not available. Used one's in some salvage yards are running $54+. One on ebay for $25 plus $6+ for shipping. USED FRONT AXLE STOP "U" BOLT FOR...

For that old of a tractor that's probably not bad. Original owner may have used non-detergent, then somewhere along the line someone went with detergent washing it down over the years. I wouldn't be a bit afraid of going with SAE 30HD. Just be sure when you change the oil filter to make sure...

Oh, I definitely watched it, but have also been to enough scrap yards they have or have had in the past enough help around to sort stuff like that out. That's primo scrap, no rusty stuff, probably going to select buyers that will pay more for that type of scrap that will justify the sorting...

Maybe in small amounts, but a container full of clean NOS parts more than likely will. Or could be they are going to a parts reseller as mentioned.

SAE 30. Whether detergent or non may depend on what the previous owner used if gotten from original owner but betting they switched to detergent somewhere along the line unless a purist. Take a good flashlight and pull the oil fill cap off the valve cover and look. If it's valve train is clean...

I reckon' there is only one way to find out... I have a 61 year old Wheel Horse 953 that was only made one year in '63. They did make a model 1054 the next year, but about the only difference was they increased the hp. I got into garden tractor plowing last year and plowed at several...

If you look at the wheels themselves, the right side should be a cast center wheel about 1-1/2" thick while the left is a pressed type disc balancing out the weight between sides I'm assuming for an average operators weight on level ground. And depends on what the PO mostly used it for. For...

Let me rephrase that, discontinued models that may not use the same part in newer models. Bearings & seals are usually standard item parts of a certain size across the board used in numerous applications. Flywheel ring gear could be used in several models. Heck I can still get them for my...

Find the OEM part number then search Google using that number alone. You may be amazed what shows up in the results.

First let me say I know absolutely nothing about a Yanmar 276, but does that tractor have a differential lock, and was it engaged, or did you just engage it when a, or the right wheel start to spin..?? If so, I'd suspect something in the differential let loose, ie: broken gear(s) internally, or...

First thing, starter should have a good clean connection to the bell housing to be able to ground well. Buff the surfaces to get a bright surface. Second is battery cables. If it has automotive size like 4 gauge, those are way too small. Minimum should be at least 1/0, 2/0 is even better. With...

15 years ago I replaced the brakes, bearings & hubs on my old Eager Beaver tri-axle trailer. I bought the kits from Dexter Axle that includes everything from the backing plate out. Noticed when packing the bearings they had China stamped in them. Wasn't happy about that, but gotta' be Dexter...

Many companies only stock parts for 10 years. Actually saw that at an Oliver/White warehouse when they had one on Columbus, Ohio. Went with a buddy to pick up some parts on will call since it was so close, and would save a day or so before going through the pipeline to the dealership. Also...

A Father & son own this belt powered rock crusher, and crush stone at a couple of our shows every year. Thinking they gave $500 for it. In this video they are powering it with I believe a 35 hp steam engine but has been easily powered with a small 15 hp steam engine, and even belted a Farmall H...

That looks like a Wisconsin engine. I'd be tempted to pull the plug out, roll engine to TDC, then put a 50/50 mix of ATF and Acetone in the cylinder. Amount would vary, but like enough to puddle up where you can see it through the hole. Pu the plug back in and let it set for a day or so, then...

Looking at a picture of the 40U, it looked like the top of the air cleaner connection is lower than the manifold ports and why I thought it may have gas in it too. I had an MT years ago but sold it. Nice tractors.

If the fuel level in the tank is/was higher than the manifold intake ports in the head, and air cleaner hose connections were good & tight, like any other liquid it will seek its own level. That also means the air cleaner is also full of gas up to the level of the intake ports where the manifold...

I'm amazed how well that disc plow works in the black slabby ground and clay also. I was always led to believe they were mainly for sandy bottom ground. A 2 bottom like that would look great behind my 130 or 140 w/FH. Our tractor club has plowing says in the Fall, one of those would be a great...

On a very much smaller scale I gather leaves for mulch in the garden. My neighbor has long needled pines along the edge of his yard. I had him blow leaves from other trees into windrows, but he also blew the pine needles into a windrow. I used my lawn-vac with a 12' remote hose and handle to...

I'd imagine a lot has to do with the pulley size on the generator.

Have you tried checking through a dealership..?? Looking in the AGCO partsbook it shows The PN to be 194614M1. #38 in the parts list. Off to the right it says "check alternate part". When I select that, it says to " Contact dealer for availability". Searching Google I got 10 results. 1 original...

I'd advise whatever brand you get, get one with 2 lift cylinders. It will give you twice the lifting power, although slower. Not sure what 3 pt. attachment you'll be using to move the dirt & gravel, but sound like fairly heavy loads. A single cylinder unit has the tendency to bend/break the bell...

Welcome... I have a 480, so have a few of those too. I'm just too tight to buy a pair, LOL.. Just keep looking for a pair at flea markets and boxes of "stuff" at auctions, but nothing yet. Until then I'll use the pry method.

I love my Honda tiller(s). I started off with a FR600 from a local rental place that was selling off some of their equipment in 1998. Pretty sure they said it was 3 years old and showed plenty of use, and I'm sure abuse. It impressed me that it started on the first pull and ran like a charm. It...

***It sounds to me like it’s not going into gear all the way, I noticed he was messing with the shifter for a few seconds to get it to back up. A guess on my part.*** That's what it sounds like to me. It'd be nice to find a manual for it and see if there is adjustment on the shifting linkage...

Proper tool would be a set of retaining ring pliers but they are pretty pricey a decent set are around $50. I have removed them using a couple similar pry bars like in the second picture drop them in the space and pry against each other and walk one end out of the groove. Equal force "should"...

You may laugh but this is my go to, to plant sweet corn, and I have a garden way, planter for my David Bradley and a Brinly. Dad bought it from Sears in 1954 (the same year I was born), along with his David Bradley 2-wheel garden tractor and host of implements. From 1959 when he bought a Farmall...

I use that too for other pests like Colorado Potato Beetles.

Although I plant my onions in a hilled row to keep them up out of soggy soil I keep the dirt pulled up around them so as not to get sunburned. When at the maturing stage, I stop and let them push themselves to the top. They are supposed to get around 2-1/2" 3"+ in size. As you can see in the...

I've used BT, it's an organic spray for worms & caterpillars. I use it on sweet corn & cabbage and does a good job on both. On sweet corn it's put on when ears form and silk just starts to appear. Then every 7-10 days unless you get a rain. It can be bought at places like TSC, Rural King, or any...

Pretty much have to hill them as they seem to be a whole lot like an onion and push themselves up out of the ground. I am planting the Detroit Reds. Seems they have to get up to about 2" before the stem is a definite red. Pigweeds are nearly the same color. Still like the idea of thinning in...

I think chicken will pick at about any vegetable. I have given a buddy anything from sunflowers, beets to over matured cabbage and they scarf it all up. He said cabbage is most entertaining as he hangs a head from a small rope with a small lag screw ran in it. They'll pick at it and get it...

I hope you have a way to vent it more than the entry door. It's amazing the amount of heat you can get in there on a sunny day in the 50's. Even my little one gets pretty toasty and definitely have to watch when it gets into the 70's. I have to slide the windows open by 10:30 to keep temps in...

If those are your main walk in entrances, doesn't look like enough room considering how much vines grow/spread out. They need wide open spaces, unless you grow on some sort of trellis. If you don't want to mow that space, I'd use some sort of weed/grass barrier and cover with some sort of...

Have you tried using Google to search for the part numbers..?? I copied & pasted that number to Google and got more than several hits. All showed a Massey-Ferguson Cere combine in the picture. Then a multitude of part numbers listed below it so assume all those parts being for several model...

Glad to help, but don't envy you changing it out. Looks like a bear to replace.

Open this link to the Case/IH online parts store. Case IH | 185 - Cub Loboy Gas Tractor | MyCNHi US Store I've got it as far as the main page. Select "O4 Drivetrain. Another window will open with multiple function groups. Scroll down and look at "07-16 Drive Train Independent Power Take off"...

Sounds like the clutch disc may be stuck to the flywheel from setting. If it's in a place where you can start the tractor in gear, If I remember right from one I mowed with at work, you have 3 forward gears and a high & low. Put it in what I would call 4th gear and drive it while pushing the...

How old are the hose's for that particular function..?? If you don't find something in the control, old hose's have been known to come apart internally and a flap of the lining will come loose, or double over and block a fitting port. It happens occasionally on brake line flex hoses too.

I'd take the old one out and take to NAPA or a hydraulics store and have them mic it. Should be able to fix you right up.

Those old M-F 22 and 25 disks are tough to beat. I bought a model 22 years ago at an auction and still use it. Best advantage is the adjusting levers to set cut at whatever you need. Full cut to knock down plowed ground or set it straighter to finish. In the Fall I set it full cut to rough up...

Dad bought a set of ring type log lifting/skidding tongs at a farm auction approx. 60 years ago for like a buck. We used them for lifting utility poles, logs and especially nice for large pieces of wood to be split on the splitter. And you can set them on the splitter in the correct orientation...

I created my own YouTube page. I download my video's to there, then just copy and paste the link to wherever I want to post it. Takes a while to download and buffer them but once it's done, so easy to copy and paste the link. But I do it all on a PC, others would have to inform you how easy it...

Eventually you'll need some sort of parts. Open this link to the FNH Construction site, for the 4500. New Holland Construction | 4500 - 3 Cyl Industrial Tractor | MyCNHi US Store A lot easier to navigate using a personal computer. Pretty well covers all of the function groups on the...

A set of crow foot wrenches would be a big help changing the hoses on the tower end. You could probably find a set of wobble sticks in a salvage yard, but to be honest those old 4 stickers are hard to beat. I learned on a 550 ford with the same hoe and loved that thing. Just takes a lot of...

Pretty sure older Ford and now Ford/New Holland are the perfect fit. If you have any older FNH dealer around that sell both farm and construction eq. check their lot, may find something laying around out back. Used equipment dealers are a good source too, here most have a hodge podge row of...

I looked at my new Berlin Catalog today, and the price is $48.60 for 25 lb. up $5 from last year. 5 lb. bag is $14.90, if you have a small garden and want to experiment. Pretty easy to compare prices now days on the internet. Of course, you have to figure in shipping to get the best over all...

It's been 12 years since I messed with that one but rocking up a tad one way or the other and pulling off diagonally and up in the direction on the raised side. I know mine came off several times piddling with it. Maybe look in there with a bright light/flashlight with it up as far as you can to...

If he got a new catalog, it should be listed in there with current price. I got mine about a month ago, but never looked at the price.

I had a 310B with the same problem. Open this link to Case/IH Case IH | Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for shuttle transmission control cover and control lever kits | MyCNHi US Store and it shows an exploded view of the shifting apparatus under the cover. Note the one shifting...

Too bad you're not further North and, seed bed was prepped to take advantage of the weather using the frost seeding method. You're basically mimicking Mother Nature. Spread the seed and when the dirt honeycombs due to freeze, when it thaws it will pull the seed covering it. That's how I...

I got mine though Berlin Seeds. Berlin Seeds I bought a 25 lb. bag, it goes a lot further than what I thought. It should easily last me 5 years maybe more. I had a seed order in and they had the best price, including shipping. I'm thinking shipping/handling cost an extra $8.50, but sure...

Yes they are, here's a couple more pics from last year when prepping to cook some down to make several tomato products I preserve. Another cut crossways picture, then one when cutting a half of one into 6 pieces before going into a large stockpot to cook down before going through the Squeezo...

I've had very good luck with seeds from Holmes. I believe that is where I got the first ones. Being the seeds are only viable for 4-6 years in normal storage, 10 seeds will be plenty for me only setting 2 plants which will make way more than I'll need. I am going to save a couple and save the...

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"By far our best result in taste and value is with the Juliette" That's one I grow (see pic below). That's a good price through Fedco. Holmes seed wants that price for 10 seeds. I'm going to have to look through their online catalog and compare prices. I should have saved a few for seeds, as...

Yep, it's a lot easier to just put 2 TBS of Peppermint Extract per gallon of water and go. I usually spray organic insecticides after a rain anyway, so just add the extract and all done in one pass. I don't have a huge garden, only about a 1/4 acre but most is planted in 30" rows except tomatoes...

I love my old Garber Seed Easy I do most seeding with. I only do 6 acres so it's perfect for me. It fits on any tractor with a drawbar and PTO. A straight piece of radiator hose is the PTO shaft cut to fit. I only use it on either of my Super C Farmalls so no worry of needing another "shaft" for...

Something you may want to try I've had very good success with. 4-5 years ago I did a little studying up on scents animals don't like. Peppermint is at the top of the list. I ordered a quart of Peppermint extract from Olive Nation Peppermint Extract - PG Free Back then it was $18.99 a qt. Since...

I've heard them called both over the years, it may be a regional thing. Much like a rotary cutter referred to as a "bush/brush hog", and some call them a slasher. It seems the term slasher comes mostly from outside the U.S. For giggles I looked up the power adjust rim part number for an A-C CA...

There's actually a copy for one in the attachments section. Open this link and it will take you there: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/pasturedream-pdf.565220/ You'll have to open the file once it downloads. If you have a PC and printer, you can print your own copy.

Good deal..!!

Might not hurt to put tabs on the backside too. When making a fill I have a tendency to back drag to smooth things up and didn't want mine to loosen up or spring the pipe open. Not that you will, just a thought.

If it's never been touched that's a low hour machine for a nearly 50 year old machine, just over 100 hours per year. If it has been properly serviced with decent oil & filters it "should" be good for 8,000+ hours. As long as it holds good oil pressure, no signs of blue smoke in the exhaust from...

I'd be surprised if you'd wear it out in 10 years. When I had my new horse barn and shop built, I hauled 3500 tons of bank run gravel in for the pads. Hauled it all on the 1 ton Chevy dump truck, leveled it with the Farmall A, and compacted it with the Massey 180 shown with a 3 pt. platform...

If you notice on mine, I used the existing holes in the moldboard to bolt the tabs I welded on. Any of your buddies have a plasma cutter & welder..?? Pretty easy to make if you can get a piece of pipe. This was used and something I had I picked up somewhere for free. Tabs I already had too...

Here's 37 in salvage yards with some being crawler tractors. Only saw 2 with spinouts. One looks decent, the other maybe as bad/worse than yours. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/JOHN%20DEERE/1010/farm-equipment Depending on where and how bad yours is maybe easier to...

My 60 gallon single stage bit the dust last Summer. Not complaining, it lasted me 23 years and used it quite a bit. Looking at comparable new ones in the $1K range digging s littler deeper into the specs. many like DeWalt, IR, and those similar have an expected service life of 1,000 to 1,500...

It may not be, but just seems like the weakest link in the system. And who knows, a PO may have had it apart somewhere along the line and put a softer key in it. Just using the SWAG system trying to diagnose the problem. There's more than several "why's" as to the cause. I know they had some...

Quite possibly have sheared the woodruff key on the drive gear shown in this exploded view @CASE/IH online parts book. Case IH | Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for hydraulic system, touch-control, pump drive gear and manifold tubes | MyCNHi US Store You'll need to remove the...

There is another option other than shoes. I actually got the idea from either this tractor forum, or another I belong to approx. 18 years ago. I cut a slot in a piece of 1-1/4" pipe and put tabs on it to match bolt holes in the moldboard and bolted it on. Back at that time others with CUT's used...

Is the battery the correct size in cold cranking amps..?? I'm seeing 2 listed for it, 750 cca, and 950 cca. Have the battery cables been replaced, if so with correct gauge..?? The experience I've had with a few tractors out of 20 that have a solenoid, seems they either work, or don't work.

At any throttle position..?? If so, I'd image it's the internal governor spring.

Not sure how available they are to you there, but I use leaves. Pile them up 10" - 12" over top of the plant. Insulates very well. Easy to pull off come Spring with a pitchfork. You can place it around plants for mulch if you want. Here earthworms & nightcrawlers feed on them if deep enough...

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I'm thinking I did mine in the fall/winter of '05. One of several of the first piddle jobs I did with my plasma cutter cutting a slot in the pipe to fit over the edge of the blade. I didn't get the plasma cutter until the Spring of '05 when I got it as a retirement present for myself. It...

On a stone driveway, you more than likely won't have to worry about chains until you get some ice underneath for one reason or another. It looks like you're rear tires are running in a bit of the plowed snow. Not much of a problem with 2" of snow but guessing with deeper snow, snow may roll...

Hook to the tractor and go. Any transport disk you will find "should" have a set up to pin it in transport mode in case a hose, or hydraulic connection failure allowing it to drop. You can always get some red flags to put on the outside corners for width visibility if in a high traffic area...

Are you meaning the lift pins on the digger are category 2, and you tractor is cat. 1 ?? If so, just get cat. 1 pins at a farm store TSC/ Rural King etc. and switch them out. As long as you can lift it high enough for the auger to clear the ground when transporting you should be fine. Depending...

I lucked out on a posting on a Farmall page on Facebook a little over 2 years ago where a supposed tire shop in VA. was selling Michelin 12.4-36 6 ply radials for $300 ea. I did a online check real fast and saw those tires cost anywhere from $975 to $1300+ ea. depending on dealer. I messaged the...

I don't remember buying any though them.

A local shop I buy truck/trailer tire, or a single tractor tire through charges a pretty penny to change tires bought somewhere else, or depending on the mood he's in, tells them to get them where they bought them, knowing they bought them online. I have got some good deals buying single...

Maybe the 1520/1530..?? Forgot about those...

I'm thinking they were similar to the 1020 TractorData.com John Deere 1020 tractor information We had 2 301A gassers at work with side mount sickle bar mowers, really sweet to mow with. The weakest link on them was the mid-mount PTO was engaged with a small lever mounted on the side of the...

If you can change them yourself, I've bought several sets through SimpleTire. They offer free delivery to your door normally in 3 days. They don't offer inner tubes, but I can get those locally. I've been happy with what I have gotten, considering the price. Here's a link to SimpleTire, and...

Not sure why they made the blades so narrow, especially with plowing snow in mind. Our school had a 50's era Cub Lo-Boy they mowed and plowed snow with. I do remember they had extensions on the end of the blade on both sides maybe 8" wide, so you could set the blade at full angle and keep the...

I think you'll like that pipe on there. made a world of difference in mine.

*** I’ve been focused on moving dirt around cause it’s cheap and I can do it by myself off my tractor. I’m 72yo and can’t walk all that well due to severing my sciatic nerve in a freak fall accident. So really can’t shovel much compost. Unless I can convince the county extension to include me in...

Ebay is the place to shop for what you are looking for. Right now they have what looks like a quality reprint for $119.00 w/free shipping. Then they have some OEM manual starting at $199, choose your poison. Enter the search as CASE IH 385,485,585,685 AND 885 TRACTORS SERVICE MANUAL as it looks...

Saw an update to you post, and after thinking about it, thought I remembered something that may be your perfect tool. That was until I saw you needed to uncover the graft union, shows what I know about growing grapes. Don't know that I've seen that done here in Ohio with all of the small...

If your shoes still have a tendency to gouge through the soft driveway when not frozen yet, here's a thought. Here's the blade I have Dad built back in around 1964 for the Farmall A we had at that time. Originally it had a regular cutting edge on it but was too aggressive for the pneumatic...

As mentioned MTGreen, remove zerk and get as much grease/dirt as you can. Fill hole with liquid penetrate replace zerk and pump grease in with a good lever gun, or cordless gun with 10,000 psi. It may take a good bit of leverage on the handle but a good gun "should" push the liquid through the...

You might try posting a free "want to buy" ad on TractorHouse: TractorHouse.com | New & Used Farm Equipment For Sale Look at the top right of page to see the link. Many smaller salvage yards, or places that have NOS parts are connected to the site. It takes about 10 minutes to fill out the form...

Actually, found a copy here on TBN. If you have a PC and printer, you're in business. Open this link to download file in PDF, scroll down to page 15 for seed rate chart. page 16 has fertilizer chart. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/pasturedream-pdf.565220/

According to the AGO parts book the woodruff key part number and size is 2957X (1/8 x 1/2" Woodruff) (Perkins No. 0500003) Local dealer shows the price of $4.29. Personally, don't know that I'd get one from a dealer, but neither would I get one from a local hardware. The tensile strength...

Have to agree with workinonit, but in sandy ground. In loamy clay, or heavy black ground a single 14" or 16" is more like it. I have a 130, and 140 and both do good with the single 14", but all I do with that is play at our tractor clubs plow days. Both are far from new and doubt either one...

According to this, it will. Only one way to find out.!! Peppermint Oil Many natural rodent repellents contain peppermint oil because the strong scent can disorient rodents. As a result, mice and others will avoid the smell. If you want something other than a pre-made peppermint-scented...

Update on experimenting on using Peppermint extract to deter Deer in the garden. If others are debating about putting up a fence to keep Deer out, I may have come across a less expensive solution to the problem I read about several years ago on a gardening forum. I left the gate ways open in...

I bought a SP125 w/gas back in '96-'97, great little welder..!! Mainly for thinner metal repair or builds. I had to replace the liner in it 4-5 years ago, but other than that "0" issues. A couple years later picked up a Miller-Matic 200 at an auction that looked a little rough but works like a...

Good deal..!! I'm interested in seeing how it does.

Good luck..!!

So, it threw a rod out through the side of the block rendering it useless..?? Normally if ran out of oil, you may spin a bearing. And unless there has been catastrophic damage to the block, the crank can be turned down to clean them up, and new bearings to fit.

Do you have a tiller..?? I'm thinking making a shallow pass may work up enough "cream" for the disc's to throw dirt easier with less resistance, yet the center coulter should still hold it pretty much in place. When I raise potatoes I cultivate 2"-3" deep then hill them up with a 3 pt. hiller...

You can try posting a free "want to buy" ad here: TractorHouse.com | New & Used Farm Equipment For Sale Look in the top row menu to the right. Have you checked on how much it would cost to rebuild what you have..?? Unless it destroyed the block, a new crankshaft, bearings, pistons & rings...

Location is the main thing. Might check around your area for salvage yards, they may give you more for it, maybe not. If you're on Facebook, there are more than several Farmal C/Super C pages there, someone is always looking for parts, and for some reason WFE's are popular. Easily worth what you...

Issues sound like a bad ground. You can give the cable a tug where it clamps on the battery end and make sure it's not loose. If it sems pretty snug, look for where the ground cable end attaches to the chassis, and check if it is loose. If not, remove and clean cable end, and underneath where it...

Glad we don't have snows like that often here in Central Ohio..!!

You bet..!!

Here are two in salvage yards that appear to have the optional kit on them when posted. 19in all 444's but some don't have pictures. You might luck out and they are still with the tractor. Tough to beat OEM parts. If not, you can post a "want to buy" ad there. Look at top right of page in the...

A set of wheel weights or loaded tires would make a world of difference on a Cub using that blade. Chains even more, but seeing you have an asphalt driveway that would be a no. If you pulled that spring tooth with no issues, I'd think 4" - 6" of powder snow would be a piece of cake with a set of...

First thought after bad neutral switch, was check your ground. I just put a new aftermarket ignition switch on my 35. Worked great 8-10 times, now intermittent. Also replaced the push button switch as the old one was rusted up and would not push in. Started it today, and after moving the key...

Should be able to remove the wires from the switch, touch firmly together and see if the starter will activate, or at least click. I do have to ask if this tractor is new to you. On my 35 I thought I had the same problem, so when all else failed I got the Operators manual out. On the 35 the...

As jyoutz mentioned check with your County Extension agent for suggestions. I'd have to guess something like a Rye grass, or tall fescue is what you are looking for. If you let it head out and go to seed and mature well before you mow it the first time it will reseed itself. Sparingly sow some...

40+ 1910's listed for salvage @ TractorHouse. None in Texas, but they do ship..!! https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/ford/1910/farm-equipment

I have 17 runners/users. From garden tractors up to a Farmall 656. Then 16 or so tractors from GT's to a small Power King which is a collectable, to a Farmall A for parts, and a McCormick-Deering O4 which I pretty much gave up on, sheet metal is very rare, and expensive if you do find one...

Plowing driveways aren't all that stressful. Plowing snow on a major 4 lane highway is very stressful, especially during work traffic. When plowing one direction, I've had people come across from the other side, across the median strip, and across in front of me. Not cool when you're driving a...

After 32 years of plowing snow on Federal and State Highways, from 4 lane to cow paths the novelty wore off after being through the blizzard of '78 here in Ohio, opened roads in SE Ohio in '93 after a 3' snow in about 12 hours with a dozer with just a canopy and heathouser with temps the first...

40+ 1910's listed on TractorHouse for salvage: https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/ford/1910/farm-equipment Zooming in on 4-5 different one's it looks like most still have the knobs intact.

I'd try giving it a good cleaning and go from there unless something is broken. I have so many issues buying both large and small tractors with carbs gunked up I finally broke down and bought an Ultrasonic cleaner, and a gallon of Simple Green Pro HD cleaner (it's purple colored). Mixed with...

One for salvage on TractorHouse in Oregon: https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/yanmar/ym336d/farm-equipment You can also look at the top of the page far right and select "post a free wanted ad."

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Is this a larger problem on that engine than I've never seen before..?? There were quite a few 135 gassers around here years back, but maybe they were the Continental engines. Out of 55 results I got searching Google for this shaft, except for the really expensive one's only one shows it to be...

TractorHouse has couple listed in salvage yards. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/case/310g/farm-equipment I found years ago it's best to search for parts using the OEM part number. If you have a parts manual, look up your parts needed and search using Google...

Sorry... If you go back to that site, scroll to the top of the page and look top right you can post a free "want to buy ad." There are many smaller salvage dealers/private individuals who are linked to TractorHouse that have salvage equipment for sale that don't post on their site. Select...

Welcome... Sorry I didn't see it sooner...

How would a box blade with scarifiers set shallow work in what you're trying to accomplish..?? Not sure how far you want to move the dirt, but could always just work up a small pile, then carry it to where you need to put it. Work the high spots from different angles so the scarifiers don't cut...

Shoup Mfg. makes/sells a bubble flute coulter assy. designed for no till planters. Not exactly cheap, but under $300. https://www.shoupparts.com/NTC4-Shoup-No-Till-Coulter

One 155D in a salvage yard in Ala. Hopefully the assembly is still there. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/yanmar/ym155d/farm-equipment

Don't know that I've ever pulled on that was block, that didn't clean out by just removing, then snap it on a grease gun and pump/push the dirt out. Most decent guns will produce a minimum of 8,000 psi. When there is dirt beyond the zerk, say greasing a pin, clean hole out with a small...

TDC on the compression stroke.

You're welcome. Many may not know most of the major equipment companies even know these parts pages are out there. Now that you know, feel free to pass this info on to others. You'll find that using the OEM part number is the best way to search for a specific part and get the correct one.

I'm like Ultrarunner, all I've worked on the distributor is driven off the camshaft. Shavings under the distributor cap would lead me to believe the rotor button was catching on something, but enough to shear the teeth on the distributor gear..?? Are those gears pot metal/aluminum designed to...

Depending on what you need, it looks like many parts are still available through AGCO/Massey-Ferguson, but a few aren't cheap. Here's a link to the AGCO PartsBook, for the 35 Multipower transmission parts listing. https://parts.agcocorp.com/us/en/apbsearch?q=masseyferguson/651093/l&name=35...

Good to hear..!! I should have said slow ground speed, plus reduce mower deck speed to give the Vac time to take in the volume of leaves being directed into it. I also misstated about the hose size on mine. It is 6" instead of 5". Found that out when I went to replace the worn remote hose on...

A pencil was perfect for plugging the vacuum line.

For giggles put the 3 pt. lever in the lift position then try one or the other rear remotes to see if it will raise. Just went through this on a recently acquired M-F To 35. It has dual remotes on it for a loader, but with a trip bucket so only one side of the remotes are used. Flushed the...

The contractor is correct on the working it will only bring the large stone to the top. The vibratory roller would be a good idea too, only I'd top it off with limestone screenings (#9's to dust) readily available at all quarry's here, and least expensive in Ohio to lock the larger stone...

Yes, something I learned many moons ago, dwell will change the timing, but timing will not change the dwell. I loved the adjustable points sets from GM on V-8's. Roughly set them close enough to run, then use the hex driver on a flex handle to dial them in through the dist. cap window with the...

At what point in the fuel delivery system are you check for fuel flow..?? If at the carb. @ AGCO partsbook it shows an OEM inline fuel filter : https://parts.agcocorp.com/us/en/apbsearch?q=masseyferguson/651194/l&name=165+TRACTOR# (hope the link goes through and shows the page) If your inline...

A paint pen is great for marking timing marks. Clean the mark well with carb./brake cleaner then mark it with the pen. It will be visible for years.

2 1914LB's listed @ TractorHouse at Chalkers in Southington, OH. 2 look to have turf tires. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/kioti/farm-equipment

You bet..!!

You can probably also check places that rent equipment I'd rather spend a couple hundred dollars to see if it will even work than tie a good bit more up in a piece of equipment and not work as planned. You might even try contacting your local Extension Office. Here they have a no till drill...

Something else that occurred to me too, was my vac seems to do better picking up leaves running the mower deck slower, like about 1/2 throttle or less on my Cub Cadet I have dedicated to it. Like matching the amount of leaves going out, vs. the volume the vac is able to handle. Mine has a 5"...

I'm not familiar with how fine Bermuda seed is but I use 2 different methods for sowing clover and alfalfa, and timothy seed. For the clover and alfalfa I use the Seed~Easy spreader to spread the seed, it just can't be too windy. For timothy seed I use the Toro 93 slit seeder for ground contact...

Your picture looks a lot like when the chute on my Cub Cadet deck, or boot attached to the chute gets partially plugged by a twig. I just shut it down and remove the hose from the boot, pull clog out and go again. Always keep a 5/16" nut driver in my pocket to remove hose. I have 2 Agri-Fab...

Thanks, that is some #2 Poplar I picked up at a sawmill that was an over run for a large order. Picked it up for 30 cents a board foot. Stalls are 12' X 12'. Always heard that was the standard size. I put 4' gates in 2 outside stall doors for when the Vet comes, Farrier, or if I get new...

I'm assuming that is a John Deere planter looking at the part number stamped in the bearing center. If the planter model number is on the planter, or you know what model it is, you can go to John Deere online parts and look it up. It should show an exploded view of said parts. I'm sure they are...

***Clutch cutout wiring on loader handle may need some attention.*** I recall a thread I'm thinking here a couple years ago with a fellow having similar issues, and that was the problem.

I used Limestone screenings for floors in my Horse/ Donkey stalls about 4" thick. You'll want to wet them down, then compact. Makes a very nice solid floor. I bed with straw, and it absorbs the urine and moisture from manure. You just need to replenish, or clean/pick manure daily if you want it...

6" of 304 Limestone, #4 limestone down to dust would make good starting base. The term gravel here means river gravel and is round. You don't want that it just rolls around and does not compact. Crushed gravel is OK, it will lock together/compact. Before doing any of that, you'll want to make...

There are 17 listed in salvage yards in the U.S. @ TractorHouse: https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/massey-ferguson/to35/farm-equipment Pretty sure most are checked and guaranteed for satisfaction for 90 days. I'd go with one of those instead of something made in China.

Unless you've ever had one of those babies land on your arm in the Spring plowing, or Summer bush hogging..!! BTDT..!!

I'm assuming it's a manual gear shuttle shift. I tried to find a parts breakdown for your Farmtrac 3145DT but couldn't find any, however I did find one for other 3000 series with mechanical shuttle. That being said, on other models the shuttle lever handle is connected together to the...

If you use the lags, I highly recommend pre-drilling the holes full length first. I had a 36" X 96" horse barn, and 36' X 40' a shop built back in 2010 where the contractor used the Spax Power Lags. I didn't know until a month or so after they finished they split every 4 X 6 pole, by not...

I've been using Stabil 360º for 4-5 years now in all of my farm and garden tractors. I put it in my gas cans when I fill them so I know it is in there and mixed. Some of them may set for 6+ months after parking them, and never had fuel issues with any of them. Only take 1 oz.to treat 5 gallons...

I don't suppose any of these other Iseki models share the same rim size..?? https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/iseki/farm-equipment

The Case/IH parts site is back up. I'm assuming yours was made during these years. CASE IH | FARMALL CUB - TRACTOR | MyCNHi US Store

Depending on what you're looking for Burch Tractor in N.C has a lot of new and used parts. I live in Ohio and have bought more than several items through them for my Farmall 130 & 140, but they also handle many parts for Cubs. They are very comparable in prices and great shipping. BURCH STORE...

If you have a personal computer and can open PDF files, open this link to another tractor forum, you can download a free parts manual: ISEKI TE4270 It's like a 16.1mb file took about a minute for me to download, so I don't know that I'd try it on a phone. Scrolling down to page 197 under...

Actually, you can look up the part number through John Deer's site. Select your tractor, then drill down through the menu. https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/navigation/equipment/73152

That doesn't sound good...

I'm really hoping this link carries through. If not, go to the AGCO partsbook, and look your tractor up. If it does open, look at part #3. Whoever wrote the parts description up, has no idea what they were looking at. They call it a fuse, but I copied and pasted the P/N to Google and a bleeder...

Is it a Massey-Ferguson loader..?? You may find the pump and drive coupler looking up the loader model number. Easiest way for me to download videos was to start a Youtube account. Download your raw video to there, once it has finished downloading and can post (make sure to make it public and...

Picture, brand, and model number, if it has a tag on it of plow is always a big help.

I use mine on my '65 Ford 2000 w/3 cyl. with great tires and loaded. In plowed ground, set at full cut on the second pass, I know it's back there, it will make her talk..!! Gotta' love the adjustable gangs, makes a nice finish setting it more straight in the 2nd/3rd notch.

Part number comes back to both a 10-20, and W-30 McCormick- Deering tractors. Find someone with a complete parts manual for a 10-20, it shows it to be listed on page 57. https://www.jensales.com/content/ppp/mccormick-deering-20-10-tractor-parts-manual.pdf

I&T manuals have a lot to be desired. Hard to beat an OEM shop manual. Checked New Holland, all they seem to have is a "training" manual. There are some reprints on ebay, didn't look through all of them but this is just one printed one. Tough to beat a hard copy when working in the shop. Pricey...

Guessing your PTO shaft is too long. At some point between lifted up, and working position, guessing mid-range the PTO shaft is collapsed as much as it can and all that thrust has to go somewhere. Most manuals that come with a PTO driven attachment states to check that. If too long, cut both end...

Here's a list of 5, 244's listed in various salvage yards on TractorHouse: https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/dismantled-machines/international/244/farm-equipment You just have to call and see if rims/wheels are still available. All offer shipping if it is too far to drive.

And they made not be for basic the DIY guy either and depends on what you're pouring. Not a basic 2 x 4 form on flat ground for a sidewalk on stable ground. If on a slope to the outside, and not so stable dirt, you may need to drive the stake in a good foot to hold the form, like on a retaining...

Those CA's are gutsy for their size. They also have a very high pressure hydraulic system, note the size of the hydraulic lift cylinder. Take care of those rear spin out rims, most have been eaten up by calcium chloride.

Expensive but... McMaster-Carr

I'd have to guess the slot is for slipping a small slip hook, or something suitable through to pull the stakes back out of the ground.

If piecing it out doesn't work out so well, or gets to be too much of a hassle, you could call Adam's Engines in Greenwich, OH. He has quite a lawnmower/garden tractor salvage yard. Used Mower Parts | Adams Small Engine I'm sure the NOS parts/attachments would pique his interest and take it all...

This might help. https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/001/1/5/1154-caseih-685.html https://www.mycnhistore.com/us/en/caseih/na/tractors/agricultural/naaa01agr089under100hp/international-diesel-tractor/cn/5CD26496-EFBE-E111-9FCE-005056875BD6...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if it has 12" rear wheel's I'm thinking any rear wheel weight for a lawn/garden with 12" wheels will fit. Unless you are really particular, if you have the part number for the weights, use the P/N on the Google search engine, you may be surprised what shows up. There...

You might try calling Adams engines in Ohio. He has quite an extensive pick & pull yard. Pick & Pull | Mysite Select "pick & pull" in the menu and will show a probably not up to date pic of inventory in his yard. He does ship, and gets tractors coming in nearly daily. He does ship, unless it...

Is this a recent purchase, or have you had, and it has ran recently..?? Has it been parked outside, or been in the rain recently..?? Hard to diagnose with what little info is provided. If it has ran recently, and has sat outside, or got caught in a decent rain, before you tear into it, remove...

I had one years ago also. Got it at an auction pretty reasonable. Lack of tilt adjustment on rolling land made it nearly impossible to drive a post in straight. The drive wheels were made of laminated belting like material. Being used the drive wheels had weathered and wore quickly. Got...

In case you do find it, open this link, scroll down to see serial numbers. TractorData.com John Deere 420C tractor information

Yes, that should be SAE 90 also. Sounds like the front seal may be leaking, and as I'm sure you know the tractor will need to be split to replace. While it is apart if you decide to replace the seal, check the input shaft bearing for wear, and the surface the seal rides on. If just a groove worn...

Have you ever searched on TractorHouse..?? TractorHouse.com | New & Used Farm Equipment For Sale Scroll down the main page to "Parts, Attachments, and Dismantled Machines", you can enter the part number your looking for or enter your tractor model number on the right side. You...

Good deal. Great if you have the equipment to make it.

That is a 10-20 McCormick-Deering. The NT1875 on the tag stands for narrow tread. Doing a quick search found this info. " "NT" serial numbers began at 501 in 1926 and ended at 1960 in 1934." This info came from another tractor forum, and they got the info from 150 Years of International...

In that case it sounds like a fuel issue, not the governor. A quick tug on the choke may make it come back to life, even for a split second. Like Sawyer Rob said, could be the float needs set to get the fuel level up higher in the bowl. Could be a restriction at the float needle. Did the new...

I have to ask, why was the carb. replaced in the first place..?? Just curious because I'm seeing more and more threads of others having the same issues after replacing the original carb. By any chance did you add an inline filter..?? Being they are gravity fed inline filters designed for...