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International Harvestor Corporation


? I see that on some of my weights also and always thought it was what I wrote above.

 

[lpalma]

Harry...
We have a few of those here in joisey too,got them from CT.

 

[rhanenkrat]

Look like farmall cub , A or B front weights

 

[rwoods]

Harry,

we have several of those type wheel weights on our farm. They will fit Farmall A, B & C's and the Farmall Cub.

 

[digger]

So I gotta ask ya Harry,
Here's that exact pic posted to the web on another site Dec 22, 2015 7:59 pm, Hmmmm

 

[jnicklas]

Doug B. on the muriatic acid question, I had a 16 HP engine that through a rod. Same problem had a layer of rod material built up on the journal. I searched the internet and saw where muriatic acid would take it off, also saw all the safety warnings. So I bought a jug of acid and followed all the instructions. Good news it took off the rod material, I did this in my shop, bad new anything steel based within 10-15 feet from the bench started rusting within 2 days. I found I could not leave the jug in the shop even though it was sealed. I finally had to put the jug inside of a 5 gallon bucket (plastic like you get at a hardware store) seal it and set it outside where these was plenty of air movement. The worst thing was trying to stop the rusting problem around my bench. If I had to do it again I would not. I had to work on the crank several times with emery cloth to get the rust back off even after coating it with grease. Either the acid or fumes get into the metal and attack it. Just my 2 cents.

 

[akleyla]

Ok, so im working on a CW-36 snow thrower getting ready to change the rotor bearings. I have it removed from the housing and the bearings off on the left side. The right side there is a bracket welded on for the chains shear pin. Do you usually cut that bracket off then re-weld it or try to remove the shaft from the rotor ? I think both methods are going to be a pain in the butt but it has to be done this year before the snow flies if it ever does. Im going to use a torch tomorrow morning I guess to try an remove the shaft from the rotor,if that doesnt work then I guess I will cut the bracket off an have it re-welded. Anyone else ever had this problem ?

 

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Amy K.
I can't for the life of me remember any bracket that might have to be removed.
So I don't have to go outside tonight and look, do ya have a pic handy?

 

[akleyla]

The bracket is on the shaft behind the drive gear, Its for the shear pin I think ? But on mine ots actually welded on the shaft...

 

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