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    Engine Water Block Rust - 1952 Farmall Super A

    I've used vinegar many times on many tractors/engines and while it can take 2 or 3 flushes it does a good job and is cheap to boot. Yes if the sleeve O-rings are not in good shape they can start to leak but if that is the case they will start leaking soon any how
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    Left-turn motorcycle collisions

    I have 7 bikes on my place but none are running at this time. Oldest is a 1972 Honda CL350. I have 2 Honda CB360T. Also have 2 Yamaha XS650s and a Yamaha 750 special and a Hardly. I keep looking for the bike I want but not likely to ever find one. I want a BMW like say the R60S
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    pto replacement

    The U joints can be replaced by taking them to an auto parts tore and have them measure them and the shaft well again a farm and home stroe should have blanks that can then be welded to the yokes. I've done it many times over the years
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    Left-turn motorcycle collisions

    Year ago I knew a guy who hit a deer while riding a motorcycle and he broke his leg and his arm and I don't think he ever rode one again
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    Left-turn motorcycle collisions

    Back when I was 15 years old I totaled a 1965 Chevy Belair due the fact the guy made a left turn right in front of me and he did so so close I hit the car center line of the front axle and the bike took out the right side of the car. I got lucky and walked away from that with a broken arm and a...
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    Jube tune up tidbits

    I buy my carb kits from my Local O'Reilly's auto parts store for around $25 and the kits have enough parts to rebuild 2 carb but the 2 carbs are the say small and medium or medium and large etc.
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    pto replacement

    If you weld you can make your own by buying the parts and welding it up but you also have to make sure it is in time. Or a salvage yard or some scrap iron places sell parts for the price of weight value
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    Frozen clutch - dissolve rust with Coke?

    I'd use vinegar I sure would not use coke
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    Engine Water Block Rust - 1952 Farmall Super A

    Drain the coolant if you haven't already and fill with vinegar and run it till warm then rig up a hook up so you can back flush it with a garden hose at the block drain
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    Someone shot my cat

    Yes now days to many dime store cow boys that think they know how country life is
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    1958 Ford 851 Sediment Bowl part number?

    They make adapters for such problems so you can make it work
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    • Post #4
    • Forum: Ford
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    Steering seal under the steering wheel

    I just looked and I see a seal kit for the cylinder but not for the steering area where my leak is
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    1958 Ford 851 Sediment Bowl part number?

    If I remember right this site has them but I have not gone and look to be sure
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    • Post #2
    • Forum: Ford
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    8N won’t go into gear

    Clutch disk has rusted to the flywheel
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    Steering seal under the steering wheel

    Has a nut on top but not sure what is under it from there. This tractor got pretty hot due to being hit by lightning and catching fire
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    Steering seal under the steering wheel

    Guess I'll have to try and find what this site has tomorrow and hop I can find it. I'd hate to take it apart and then have to let it sit for days or weeks before I could use it again. I already have 2 new hyd cylinder on order for it and that cost a pretty penny
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    Why aren't I getting

    The first 2 where checked but I just checked the other 2 just to see what may happen
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    Steering seal under the steering wheel

    So where do I find that kit and does it have good instructions with it??
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    Why aren't I getting

    I did check and yes there checked
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    Why aren't I getting

    Up till today I have been getting e-mails when ever some one post and answer but not now and I have not changed anything
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