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The building/dealership is decades old stocked with new equipment. More to come, been working and traveling around the state so not much time to participate. <br>
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The old and the new
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Subject: There are tractors in there somewhere!.

Description: <br>Long standing dealer of New Holland, started as Ford and then added Bobcat. Contrast of new machinery and old building is kind of neat.

There are tractors in there somewhere - New Pix by cutter
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Crunch,

One of my neighbors always has snow plows for sale. He currently has what looks to be the truck mount and pump from a Western unit. A month ago he had three complete blades and a couple of units. Scavenges them from here and there and sells for pen money. Also has a blade with long mounting arms, probably off an old tractor. Murf developed a good mounting system you can make for the conversion.

3pt Snowblower Brands
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
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Thanks for the link

Ammo
Everything and Anything
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I was thinking more along the lines of mice having parties up there and using the "can" to relieve themselves :)

Attic condensation Leak exhaust duct
Home Improvement
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I've tried the water based and that stuff is terrible in that particular application. Back in the day, one of my jobs as a kid was to clean the heavy wax off the British imports after they came off the ships. We used salvasol for that and for cleaning parts, worked great. Wish I had a jug of it now.

Probably can't get that any longer and I don't want to know what my hands absorbed when I was 16 and is quickly killing me with a mysterious disease either. Currently, I use diesel fuel to clean parts and for light stuff I use carb or brake cleaner.

For the really important stuff, I rely upon Gunslick or Hoppes :)

Diesel fuel for parts washer solvent
Shop Tools
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For a complete restoration, body off frame is best. For unibody they use a rotisserie although I have never done that. It's all expensive unless you do all the work yourself.

As mentioned above, you may find rust hiding in other areas, adding to the amount of work. Unless that car is extremely rare, I would probably try a home paint job and let it go at that.

Body-work on Cars -- Choosing a Shop
Autos SUV Trucks
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Merry Christmas to all...<br>
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Christmas 2009
Everything and Anything
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Darned that global warming...

trying to find an inclimate weather cab
Massey Ferguson Tractors
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Anyone have the new New Holland Rustler UTV
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
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I would suspect it is a scam, you can't purchase a lawn tractor for that price.

NEW HOLLAND TC33DA PRICE 4200
New Holland Tractors
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Well said KT!

Happy Thanksgiving
Everything and Anything
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It's not lost Chief, let the revolution begin....

Dealing PROPERLY with a terrorist O
Everything and Anything
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Mine was the "Freedom Top", take a peek at a couple of the Jeep boards and you will see how widespread an issue this is. The ragtops leaked too but I never used mine, it came with the vehicle and was still in the factory wrap when I turned it all in. They came out with some foam pieces to fix the soft top leaks, a real Rube Goldberg affair, but apparently it worked as a patch.

New Holland TS100A-cracking front hubs
New Holland Tractors
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[QUOTE=Blues1;165248] How's that for the NEWGUY alienating half the group. [/QUOTE]

Nonsense, we all disagree at times, so welcome aboard. Bring your opinions to share anytime around here.

Now, back to my opinion :)

Even if the front axle can articulate, you still have the downhill tire planted and a solid "fulcrum" extending from the spindle a few feet to the center/bottom of the front casting. In my view, this adds resistance to the machine's tendency to travel in that downhill direction. I see it occur on my old Allis on side hills.

Buying TC34DA
New Holland Tractors
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I wonder if there are other synthetic fluids you could substitute. Of course, you will need to purchase filters so that may mean a trip to the dealer anyway. Good luck Bill.

Help with TC29 hydraulics
New Holland Tractors
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I have the Polaris 6 x 6 and use it regularly. I would not want one of those, or any machine, without four wheel drive unless the terrain is fairly flat. In retrospect, an old Jeep would have been a heck of a lot less money but I HAD to have another toy.

Choosing a new Gator
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
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I welded the chain hooks with backing plates, no gussets, but when I lift I use both hooks to help spread the load.

Lifting with the FEL on a B7800
Kubota Tractors
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Pretty similar situation for me as well. Look at it as a taxpayer getting something for his taxes rather than a non-contributing societal leech being handed OUR money.

Cash for clunkers
Everything and Anything
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NYSEA was last week if that is the one you are referencing Harvey. Hope to see you at Empire, I will be in my usual spot. Not sure if Art is planning on it this year, I am sure his business will be represented.

Empire Farm Days
Everything and Anything
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