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    2 things

    My thought was to weld it closed then drill it out to the proper size. It progressivly stretched last year, it started out as a 7/16 head bolt, now its at a 9/16 head. So what 1/4 -3/8 now? I am looking at a new shaft for it, i found one on amazon its a vevor pto shaft, and it includes the...
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    2 things

    The shaft for my bush hog where the shear pin goes is wallowing out. I was wondering if anyone knows of dowels or sleeves you can get to weld it, or if ill have to take it to a machine shop. Also, i have a 1970s ford 4110 3 cyl gas. Im looking to do maintenance for the summer, 10w 40 is the oil...
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    front end weighting 75 ford 4110

    i got this tractor a couple months ago. im using it primarily for mowing, brush hogging. i recently got a 5 ft woods finish mower, and when i have the mower lifted, i have little steering ability. id like to add some weight to the front end, it does not have a place to add weights, should i...
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    front end weighting 75 ford 4110

    i thought some minimal fabrication would do the trick. either some flat bar or cold roll up front to hang some weights on. i dont think ill need much, 100lbs or so.
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    Ford 4110 wont run

    I bought this tractor and 6ft bush hog from a guy a couple weeks ago. ive had it out mowing twice and it ran fine. started on the first crank, and did great. its a 78 gas. he told me the gas in it was 2 yrs old. so i got some stabilizer, and put a little bit in the tank. and i added about 3-4...
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    Ford 4110 wont run

    my mistake on the year, the previous owner said thats what year it was. it wont stay running after i use the ether. it will get it running for just a little bit, but it will die, even with the choke all the way out. as far as the gas pouring out, i was simply checking to see if it was getting...
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