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    Vintage Chainsaw Fuel Mix

    Some where still have the old saw of my dads and the gas can that had the oil cup that that was made to be held in the can that had the measure marks on it for oil. The mixing oil we have now days is alot better than then the 1960's 16-1 would now be the mix for my dads old saws.
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    Early Case C's

    My 29 C is not early but the serial is 308232 on full steel. Will shake you up pretty good on hard ground
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    Case 930 transmission bearing needles in oil.

    My guess it's from the reverse idler hopefully a scope can go high enough to see it and see if it's been replaced or if it's bad.
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    Used the whole heard yesterday

    In my reply the 1030 somehow got deleted
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    Used the whole heard yesterday

    Good to see all your case equipment at work. You can keep all those rocks. I am lucky to have none but go 10 miles any direction and you can find plenty Hope the miss in your goes away or you can figure it out
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    '45 A

    Thanks for saving another tractor that may of ended being scraped or parted out. Good job
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    Case 930 transmission bearing needles in oil.

    I have been lucky to not have that happen yet on any of my comfort kings. Hopefully someone that has rebuilt a few of these transmissions can give some first hand insight. I would be getting a parts manual out and try to figure out where the small needle bearings were used.
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    1240 JD planter

    I own a plate 1240 planter. I kept it after buying my 7000 as a back up as on mine I can convert to narrow rows by moving the wheel brackets if I wanted to. The JD steel plates I have say H1555 on them I don't know what the plastic number would be. If I remember right there are 3 different...
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    Case Ingersoll 226 . Any fans of this tractor on the site ?

    It is worth it.
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    5.00-15 Tubes

    As JIm stated is most of the problems with installing tubes. A good tire dealer can get the good tubes. They will cost more but do hold up better.
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    7000 john deere radial meter

    I will be opening one up to count if mine is 56 or 60 cell and then use the corn chart in the book and multiple it. Was just hoping someone had a chart from the original instructions. Thanks for all the reply to this Thank you Paul, I took my phone to my daughter's and she printed the chart...
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    8 volt battery

    For most people putting a 8 volt battery in a 6 volt system is a waste of time unless the generator and regulator is set for 8 volts.Very few people have the still to adjust the regulator I personally put a good 6 volt battery in or if electrical system is junk then change over to 12 volt.
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    730 Diesel ignition switch ,..

    By using a simple test light will find the issue, I have replaced the switches on my 730ck diesel and 730ck gas and my 1030ck too. If you own them long enough they all will wear out. But mine were all over 40 years old when they failed so I think I got my money's worth.
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    7000 john deere radial meter

    They made a bean cup for bean and then up graded to a bean radial meter Had the john deere version AA48999 (later version) and shoup has there own version called a brush meter, a version copied after another brush style. No charts in the owners manuals as the meters for beans came out later as a...
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    7000 john deere radial meter

    The owners manual only shows for the feed cups and not the jd radial meter AA48999
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    7000 john deere radial meter

    Bought 4 used john deere radial meters was wondering what chart to use as always used the bean cups until this year. The meters have three wing nuts on the side
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    1030 miss

    Jon, Buying or getting use of a decent thermal heat gun will help narrow down what cylinder it is missing on, the exhaust temp taken on the exhaust manifold close to the head will hopefully tell you. Did you change any heads or just rebuild your own?
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    Case rain gauge, anyone seen one of these anywhere?

    I seen them sell a few years ago at about 20.00 HAppy you got one for your collection.
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    Case CC electric start questions anyone have information on this.

    It's always interesting the more we think we know about a certain subject or tractor some shows up to add to it. The first 2 cc cases I seen with factory starters only had one gauge for the electrical the 3rd had the amp gauge and the temp gauge. The temp sender was installed in the top...
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    Case CC electric start questions anyone have information on this.

    The battery was mounted right behind the fuel tank and electric controls on a very small dash. The generator was a online ahead of the mag
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