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    Cub Cadet motor issue

    Cub Cadet zero turn with steering wheel--26 hp Kawasaki engine. One time it will run perfect. The next time it will do fine for about 10-15 minutes, then start to die, as though running out of gas. Pulling the choke out helps a little, but usually it eventually dies anyway. Re-start it and...
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    445 water pump

    I may have asked about this here before-if so, I beg your indulgence. My 445 has been making a squealing noise near the front of the engine. Haven't looked into it a lot yet, but I'm assuming it's probably the water pump, mainly because there's nothing else up there! It has a brand new...
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    test

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    Gauge question

    I want to replace the oil pressure gauge on my 1943 H. Just wondering which logo is correct for that year---the older IHC one, or the newer IH "Man on Tractor" one? Not that I'm that hung up on "correctness"---the temp gauge says "Case IH" on it--- but as long as I'm doing it I may as well...
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    H fan belt

    Decided to replace the fan belt on my '43 H. Of course, everything is pretty rusty, since God only knows how long since the last time it was done. Finally got the set screw out of that collar, and started trying to loosen it to split that pulley. Of course, it's not moving very far. As I...
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    Link test

    https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/galleries/1397453/1947-chevrolet-loadmaster.html
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    Thread sequence

    I've only noticed it on this "Site Comments" forum, but all the new threads are not at the top. There are 1 or 2 new ones, then several where the last response is Sunday or Monday, then several more new ones. Mot a big deal, but I just noticed it and was curious about it. Seems to only be on...
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    Spam on Tractor Talk

    Check out the post in a foreign language by ScottstonA.
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    picture test

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    Yesterday

    Yesterday in modern view there were several threads in Tractor Talk labeled "Re: Energy Efficiency". I did not see an original thread with that title. Were these folks responding to a really old thread, or did the original get poofed for some reason? Just curious.
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    UB coolant issue

    I was using my UB with the loader on it this morning, and suddenly I realized there was anti-freeze all over the place--dripping off the distributor, the air cleaner, alternator, all over! Obviously the fan was throwing it all over the place. Not sure if I've got a radiator issue, water pump...
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    Truck clearance light

    I know this is a long shot, but wondering if anyone knows where one might find a light like this, with the mounting stud on the back. It's located in the rear center of the flatbed on my '59 Chevy grain truck. They evidently are no longer made, as I've tried several automotive parts houses, a...
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    Carb question

    Cub Cadet zero-turn; 26 hp Kawasaki engine. This thing has been acting up all summer. One time it will run perfectly all afternoon, but the next time it will act like it's starved for fuel--will stumble, and only run with the choke pulled out, and eventually will die altogether. Sometimes...
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    Hydraulic jack question

    The other day I was hauling my tractor home and, unfortunately, blew a trailer tire. Sadly, the 10 ton hydraulic bottle jack I carry for such situations decided to only go up about an inch and stop working. I got help changing the tire, but now am wondering about that jack. I'm assuming it's...
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    Pictures from Le Sueur Show

    The 50th anniversary of the Le Sueur Pioneer Power Show is in the books. Many dozens of tractors, plus vehicles, construction equipment, etc., plus numerous threshing and field demonstrations. The two I had up there:
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    Crank spring

    Both of my H's are crank start only, as neither one has any electrical. One of them is missing the spring that goes on the shaft where you put the crank--The one that pushes the shaft back and disengages it from the engine. I have a new spring for it, and plan to install it this winter some...
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    Le Sueur show starts Friday

    Took a couple tractors up there today. This year is the 50th anniversary show.
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    Scott-Carver show, Jordan, MN

    Lots of nice MM's at this show this past weekend, including several of the experimental ones we've read about over the years.
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    self-propelled baler

    After the thread on self-propelled balers earlier this week, I thought it was rather a coincidence that this one just happened to be at the Scott/Carver County show in Jordan, MN today.
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    Welcome back, kcm!

    Good to see you posting again! Hope you are doing better!
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