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    JD 1240 Plates for Soybeans

    Same plate fits 290, 490, 494, 494A, 694, 694 A, 694 AN. Would think Lustran would still have them, therewere several different numbers for beans.
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    Old Tractor Grille???

    The picture shows it to be tapered wider at the top than the bottom so not a tractor grill as they were not tapered but straight from top to bottom. Some of the 30,s cars were tapered like that but not the Ford tractors.
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    Old Tractor Grille???

    I have had a 9N, 2N and a NAA and it is not a tractor grill, possibly a car.
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    McCormick MFF Grain Doll

    First off there is no such thing as a NFF drill drop the second F and you will have the model. Think I still have 2 different versionsdof the owners manuall have had 2 of them. The non fertilizer version was the M and the F was just for fertilizer..
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    Can someone please tell me the model of this Case grain drill and approximately the years they were built?

    Wood wheel would be prior to WW2 with high steel from WW2 up to mid 50's and wood toung would indicate it wsa also from start of WW2 untill a couple of years after the war as a lot of farms still used horses untill late 40's and wood toung indicates it was designed as a horse drawn drill but...
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    Finally got a chance to disc up my fall sod plowing with the WD

    We still have water standing in the fiields here in Ohio.
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    Wider Rims/Tires for Ford 2000

    If you are where you can find an implemeny ot tractor salvage yard look there for rims. And rim from a 12A, 30 pull type combine or a 45 selfpropelled 45 with the 7:50 tire or or even a 55 combine with the 18 inch rim will work and you may find tires already mounted. A 7:50 x 16 inch will raise...
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    Onions

    I myself prefer the candy onion when I can get them but they are not a long keeper but they grow good here in Ohio or Indiana. If I cannot get them then a yellow sweet type
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    Wondering if my tractors can handle what I want to do…

    uour larger tractor, the B414 is only max 35 Hp and the 22 is only in the low 20.sThia is aording to tractor data Lok things up for yourself and you will see how far off you were told. Easy working soi omly a 2-14 inch plow at max, the 22 a single 12 inch bottom. plow. You do dot have enough...
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    Oliver No.1 Rake Info

    Is it a steel wheel rake or a rubber tire rake? Am 80 years old and was on this site since the mid 90's and a farmer all my working life and never saw or heard of anything except a low wheel rubber tire rake and very few of them.
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    Really Like The New Format and Upgrade

    Welll I HATE it and it is not am upgrade but a DOWNGRADE. I am still trying to hang in but don't know how long I will be able to do that. And I do know others do not like it either. Very hard to follow anything And when searching a bunch on nonsence comes up and blocks what you are trying to...
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    Really Like The New Format and Upgrade

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    Truck brakes

    Before you think you are not going to replace the calipers check to see how thin the pads and rotors are and if the caliper piston is pushed into the caliper too far as that is what caused all my brake trubles and being pads and rotors the caliper piston was pushed too far back into the caliper...
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    Truck brakes

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    What would this plow be called or classified as ?

    Many names used but in the parts books you will find them called a disk tiller. Yours has to be a light weight unit being it is a mounted unit. Mine was a old (30?} unit.
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