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    Pics of tractors at local county fair

    Tom I called my step brother last night just to see what he was doing and he really wanted to go but he couldn't till Sunday. So I'll be there Sunday.
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    Archive through March 15, 2012

    JESSY, It was a money thing for me, the cub wieghts are 2 bucks a pound, (about). A gallon of -32 windshield washer fluid was $1 a gallon. I think I put 8 or 9 gallons in my 12x12x26. If you figure 8 pounds a gallon for the fluid thats Somewhere between 128 and 144 pounds for 17 to 19 dollars...
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    Archive through March 15, 2012

    Don, It should be B-bat F-field A-armature but I can't remember the order, If you have a post on that V/R with L on it, it's the wrong voltage regulator. Under edit, there you go Don
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    Archive through March 14, 2012

    Don T, You are correct, the amp gauge should show a discharge when cranking. What worried me more about your post is that you heard the regulator click as soon as you hooked up the battery.
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    Archive through March 14, 2012

    Kraig, It says "Even with the encloser". I think the special ducting they spoke of was the muffler box. It more dirrectly points the exhaust air from the cooling fins past the residule heated air from the muffler out the front grill. Keeping that air from recirculating back around the engine...
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    Archive through March 14, 2012

    Bill, Don, The side panels are for noise. Theres no cooling air moveing between the side panels and the engine. QL can be run just fine without the panels.
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    Archive through March 11, 2012

    I have an odd question. I have 2 different styles of keys. An oval head and a round head. I can remember a few old farmalls I have been around having the oval head. is the round head a replacement or a built after this date thing? I just wondered. thanks.
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    Archive through March 11, 2012

    Jeremy, That would be the way electricity works, it has to do with resistance. The starter generator will turn freely with little amp draw. When amp draw increases the resistance (bad connection, fraid wire, rust) increases. When resistance overcomes the load stuff stops. Worse case senerio you...
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    Archive through March 11, 2012

    Jeremy welcome, You say you got it started by jumping it, mabey cleaning the electrical connection should be first. The pressure leak out the dip stick tube, Could be blow-by but if it was mine I'd see if I could get it running spend a little time with it running see what happens.
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    Archive through March 09, 2012

    Joe go back in to edit and hit return before and after each photo.
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    Pics of tractors at local county fair

    Looks like mabey Sat. what day are you guys gonna be there?
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    Pics of tractors at local county fair

    Tom, Gotta check with the boss, the kid and the dog here lately to know what my schedule is. Thats just not that far away.
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    Pics of tractors at local county fair

    Mike, They were supose to be repainted before being sold but some didn't get repainted. If I got ahold of that tractor I'd leave it, the guys that know would appreciate the history that cracked red with white under it represents.
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    Archive through March 02, 2012

    Tim, Harry, Somebody used a torch of some kind, mabey not to cut but to at least warm up something. I had the same area on the drivers side hood of my jeep cherokee and I know how it got there. Looks like they took a couple tries on that hood.
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    My 125

    Don T, sounds cool. I just missed a diesel dodge a month ago. 354 Perkins conversion. It still had the glass water separators. I know not smart for the road but darn it was sharp.
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    My 125

    Don T The Warlock never had stacks. That was the Little Red Express. Just sayin
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    Archive through February 26, 2012

    Doug. M I agree with Steve B except I'll add a mower deck. When the grass gets really long a creeper will keep you from riding the clutch.
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    Archive through February 24, 2012

    Sorry Don wasnt trying to make you spend more money
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    Archive through February 24, 2012

    Don, It does look like it says that. Good catch Frank. Chevy was one that used a resistor wire in the positive side of the coil. Dodge used a Ballast resistor on theres. These coils were made to work at 6 volts. The cubs used an internal resistor on there coils so the positive side of our...
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    Archive through February 22, 2012

    Allen, Mabey 2 o-rings then tighten them up. I remember something about it.
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