It is getting bad when a guy that raises hogs has to sell his 1256 emblem to keep farming.
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About that time of year, time to go start the 806 that laid in the fencerow since last fall.
You spend a little time on the shifting they seem to be quite durable.
I think of the nose candy button like the one they used to push in the Godzilla cartoon.
Roosa and 1/2" square head socket head bolts, with pipe plugs for core plugs. I got a moldy Oldy.
You spend a little time on the shifting they seem to be quite durable.
I think of the nose candy button like the one they used to push in the Godzilla cartoon.
Roosa and 1/2" square head socket head bolts, with pipe plugs for core plugs. I got a moldy Oldy.
Be nice to start a Case thread, but the last good ones where SC/DC/LA.
Give the Allis guys credit, when they need points and condenser they pick the old ones out and stir the new ones with a screwdriver. IH not so much.
So far Old Arthour Case is going, had 3 pails of some Shell tcd? 50 with a Zinc package. Yeah let's pour that in there, they used to run on non detergent 40.
Early Farmall M rods are .020 smaller on the big end than Case, have a bigger wristpin and are more available. Hmmm, and I hear 400 series IH valves are an improvement for the Case.
Love my Racine Queen, 5 Star Moline crapped all over itself and we finished up with Arthour on a stalk chopper.
#60 HD half links are like dead nuts for the toggle links in the live PTO. Need to drill the flat out on the one pin side where the flat is.
Early Farmall M rods are .020 smaller on the big end than Case, have a bigger wristpin and are more available. Hmmm, and I hear 400 series IH valves are an improvement for the Case.
Love my Racine Queen, 5 Star Moline crapped all over itself and we finished up with Arthour on a stalk chopper.
#60 HD half links are like dead nuts for the toggle links in the live PTO. Need to drill the flat out on the one pin side where the flat is.
My Super M has been here 20 years, I rebuilt it a year or so ago, it was made in 1952. Chuckle at the Boomers and Kiotis for the game plots that are 7 years old.
love this song.
love this song.
At some point in your life you realize you need to make up a U bolt poker stabby thingy that uses the 4 bolt holes around the 1000 shaft on an IH PTO, I have reached that point. That and M flywheels, my gosh they heavy.
Try setting a PTO on a Hydro 186 that runs TMR at 1/3 throttle. 235 is close to spec, 175 to 325 on gauge with varying throttle. These old girls are getting old.
Had a John Deere tech comment on how crude my 806 was, said it would run on drain oil.
I said about half in the warmer months.
I said about half in the warmer months.
Bad weather for drying hay in Cheesehead land. Old Tuffy got his second (17th) wind and doing well on a Gehl CB600 chopper. Light a candle for Saint Isadore when this is over.
120 IH forage box sucks, unloads like a garbage truck at a landfill. Deal with it with 7441 Zetor in 1st or 2nd groundspeed PTO.
The Super M is about the same age as Juice Newton.
Super M wore a mounted picker and picked 6,000 acres of corn before Juice had any sign of tits.
Debbie Harry is older than my SC Case
My Granpas favorite John Deere A outlasted the Bee Gees
All it takes is money, early M rods in a DC Case with 400 IH exhaust valves.
A Binder got us there, Marco with the former Miss Wisconsin.
