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  1. 6 points
    Just got a job as senior director at Old MacDonald's Farm... I’m the CIEIO
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    Oh, I get it...nobody calked around the ladder.
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    We want the video of that, don't hold out on us.
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    September 22, 1994, the television sitcom Friends, about six young adults living in New York City, debuts on NBC. The show, which featured a group of relatively unknown actors, went on to become a huge hit and air for 10 seasons. It also propelled the cast—Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer—to varying degrees of stardom and success in Hollywood.
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    It’ll deliver to WI soon.
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    I see an A-60 in the background, are you keeping it or just holding it for Uncle Jim?
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    Sometimes, you don't get that choice. I'm currently working on creating ditches along my future driveway on our Ky property. I'm roughing them out with the backhoe on my MF GC 1720, then want to finish them off with the grader blade and my 8n. I just discovered Saturday that the grader blade for the 8n has a tilt function to go along with angle and offset adjustments. Perfect feature to form ditches. Howaeae, the bolts on the tilt adjustment are rusted solid. Probably have been for several decades. I first met this implement in the mid 90's the first time I owned this tractor. The grader blade was old and rusty then. I sold it in the early 2000's, then bought it back in '19 or '20. The grader blade came back with it. The guy i sold the tractor to used the grader blade to maintain the gravel parking lot around his warehouse. I'm 99.999% sure he never tilted the blade or even knew about the tilt adjustment. He did add some reinforcements to the blade and painted it black. All I had during this trip to work on this was a can of PB Blaster and a propane torch. Its been rusted for a looong time, so it will take time to break it loose.
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    1. Why can't the bankrupt cowboy complain? He has got no beef.
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    This is first set of hubs that I have ever had with 2 set screws besides the ones that came on the 2 520's I acquired a few months back. These hubs are a lot beefier than the older star type one set screw type, I figured the dimple would work better than trying to grind a flat on the axle. I got to thinking they needed a dimple or flat on axle for future disassembly. I will tell on myself though; I was so tickled with my hubs I forgot to put brake drum and band back on before driving around the barn . Funny as heck though when I went to stop and no brakes..
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    1 set of red head hubcaps, two for 12 in rear rims and two for 8in front rims. There not perfect but be real good for a nice patina tractor. There a few little dings, a few pitted spots and the one front has 2 decent scratches. They show there age but still useable for sure.
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    Continued to tinker with carb to address surging and today that issue was replaced with a runaway throttle problem...! Had not touched the governor arm / adjustment. When I went to full throttle it went way too high and no governor limits... Governor arm came out of adjustment - loose bolt. Adjusted and bam... running great! I think the governor arm was slipping on the shaft adding to the surge issue... Now runs with only a minor hint of surging when cold... warmed up it runs much better now. Tail lights arrive today. That's next...
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    My wife says she misses me… but her aim is getting better…😁
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    This is one of the best.in my opinion.
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    All new paint and bed liner. Tires are brand new also. Must pick up or meet within reason.
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    Cool. Thanks will let you know a little later today how it went. I sure do appreciate all your time with this. Steve
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    Just a few progress pictures on the truck…
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    I’ve owned this tractor twice. Bought it from the last guy who I sold it to. This time it’s in much better condition than it was when I first bought it the first time. It was a younger fella who really didn’t understand what he had. It was sitting outside and I asked him does it run and he starts it up and must’ve been a couple gallons of water came out of fan shroud. The steering wheel was all bent out of shape. I don’t know what happened here but anyway that’s all done now. I have a lot of spare parts. But it had a bad motor in it so luckily a friend of mine had a spare motor sitting on the shelf. So here’s a couple pics in a short video. I am happy with the way it turned out. IMG_1412.mov IMG_1413.mov
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    I wish I had an engine for you, just not sure how I'd get it there if I did.
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    Evening progress: Tail lights installed. Yes they are on top of the decal. PO drilled and placed a light there - long gone - so I reused holes to extent possible and covered up the torn decal...
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    Barry Farmer got into his Toyota 4 by 4 and drove to the neighbouring ranch and knocked at the door. A young boy, Neil, aged about 9, opened the door. 'Is yer Dad home?' Barry demanded. 'No, sir, he ain't,' Neil replied. 'He went into town.' 'Well, then,' inquired Barry, 'is yer Mom here?' 'No, sir, she ain't here neither. She went into town with Dad.' 'How about your brother? Is he here?' 'He went with Mom and Dad,' explained Neil patiently. Barry Farmer stood there for a few seconds, shifting from one foot to the other and muttering to himself. 'Is there anything I can do fer ya?' Neil asked politely. 'I know where all the tools are, if you want to borrow one. Or maybe I could take a message fer Dad.' 'Well, it's difficult,' answered Barry uncomfortably, 'I really wanted to talk to yer Dad. It's about your brother getting my daughter pregnant.' Neil considered for a moment, 'You would have to talk to Pa about that,' he finally conceded. 'If it helps you any, I know that Pa charges $600 for the bull and $60 for the hog, but I really don't know how much he gets fer Howard.'
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    Any good machine shop should be able to mill slots where the threads need to be. New predrilled cast iron tabs could then be placed in the slots then bolted to the side panel while the tabs are welded into the slots in place of the missing material. It won't be cheap but would make for a great "How I SAVED IT" thread.
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    Honestly I think I have one! Is this it?
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    if you are interested in purchase of a 42 inch deck then as noted in this thread you should post on the Classified Wanted menu tool bar - always helps to post related specific info - your location - how far you are willing to drive to pick one up - $ budget ( or you may to keep that private and limit your pricing communication to the private I.M. thread ) ---- or if you will pay for delivery, or shipping etc -- rarely will someone ship a deck although it is done occassionally? also as an aside -- if you have a deck with age issues sometimes you can buy a damaged deck and pair it with another poor conditon mower and make into a functioning deck -- or like done by many wh owners you can do a deck rehab - which can be simple rehab, or more serious restore to a newer condition. Here are some sample photos if you want to do a rehab of deck you have?
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    Finally got a chance to put C160 back together today. New brake lining, and painted brake drum and band. Got my new to me late model 1 1/8” two set screw hubs installed thx to @76c12091520h and @richmondred01 for da hubs and @rmaynard for brake lining. Made a drill guide so I could spot drill a place for the 2nd set screw on axle and worked out great. I feel a little better with the xtra set screws since Im running loaded tires and wheel weights now .
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    My 953 has the same problem. It almost always wants to grind gears when trying to go into gear from neutral. I never shift while in motion. It goes into gear cleanly with the engine off.
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    Only if it needs it. With the engine off and put the shifter in 3rd gear. Do not hold the shifter and try to move the input shaft in and out (side to side). You want absolutely zero play. Any play translates to the 3523 gear separating that amount from the 3522 input gear. If there's any play at all slide the appropriate shim on the input shaft before you put in through the case.
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    that’s a sweet paint job, on Grandpa’s old tractor!
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    Made another set of tie rods and mounted them on th ol 1257 (Vince). With the thrust bearings under the spindles, new tie rods and the larger steering wheel its like having power steering .
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    Added a receiver hitch to the rear of my RJ-59 to attach a garbage can hauler. I have a very steep driveway and at 66 it is difficult to get the heavy trash cans to the curb. Worked better than expected and I still get joy out of driving my grandfather's tractor he purchased new. BTW this is how I learned to drive!
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    What do you call a bunch of Polish men standing around? ………….Pack a Stanleys
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    She grenaded alright. Storm finally passed so I was able to get back over and check. Big hole blown out right by the starter. Not only is the motor gutted but so am I.
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