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How about helicoil? there is another product that is better for the same purpose but i can't recall the name of that one.

Bandit Stump Grinder cylinder head damage
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by Inducnito

I did get them mixed up. Ordered some tie rods from the Minn outfit. Very nice people, prompt service, correct parts.

Tie rods were simple to replace in concept, difficult to execute due to the extensive rust. Will work more on electrical, might have to mostly bypass the stock electrical harness. Still wondering if I should tackle the brake bands.

Restoring Long 460
Long
Replies 13 Post by Inducnito

Hey bugs. Could you explain the part about adding oil to the diesel again? Keeps the o rings in pump better lubed? Thanks.

JD 750 fuel spitting
Parts and Repair
Replies 12 Post by Inducnito

Inducnito has posted a new photo.

Subject: First tractor.

Description: <br>Not much eye candy, but seems to run fine. This will be a long term restoration project.

First tractor - New Pix by Inducnito
Photos
Replies 1 Post by Inducnito

Thanks, I'll start a new thread on this one

transmission oil for Long 350
Long
Replies 12 Post by Inducnito

I have a 3cyl diesel. PM me with email and I'll send it

engine and transmisson fluid
Long
Replies 16 Post by Inducnito

My Long 460 manual says the final drive takes 2L of 80W90 gear oil. Your pic shows tons of caked greasy dirt. I would clean it all off, see if that hole is caused by damage or if it had a screw plug that fell out. Cleaning will also tell you what that "drain hole" on the right really is. I would be concerned about the condition of the gears since it has been without oil for unknown amount of time. The level of wear might help you decide what to do.

I've had my 460 for less than a year, do alot of my own wrenching, but I'm not a professional mechanic.

Long 910 with some issues
Long
Replies 3 Post by Inducnito