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Farmall F-14. Note the raised steering wheel and shaft. F-12 would have the wheel and shaft lower and parallel to the top of the hood and fuel tank.
HTH, Dave

Dave Hello, Well this fellow lives in silion valley....the propety he bought is about 18m from the ocean. He got the place with all the stuff left. My brotherinlaw found out about it just after. When he called to see if we wanted it....well that was a no brainer!! But, finding and getting a trailer...

I bought a JD 825 2-16's plow and kby disc a few years ago, but didn't get the tractor (520)! It had been sold! Compared to what I paid, you got the tractor pretty reasonable!
Dave

I notice everytime I log on there is as many or more visistors as there are members on-line. Some of ya'll (southern speak) should consider joining the board and sharing your knowledge with the rest of us. We need to get that 1500 where we can have that meeting in some place warm like ND. Randy :) ...

I have seen it several times the major problem now is to get a link with the same wear in it Or close to the same anyway.I don't like removing a link and not replacing one for shure they don't tention adjust the same if you dont replace the link .Not to mention the track is smaller and you will alw...

Likewise, we got a good amount of snow overnight... on top of the 12 inches we got two days ago. With the wind (presently gusting to 25-30 mph and the temps in the single digits, its blowing and drifting all over. Looking out the window, it looks like its about 12 inches in some places and easily t...

My crawler just made it to my farm this fall. We make maple syrup and I thought the crawler would be great to collect sap with. I'm wondering if anyone has done something similar and if so, where / how did you mount your collecting tank on the crawler? Thanks, Mark :) Hi Mark, Go to the "Off Topic ...

This is what PC-505 says T16261T ( - ) Sprocket , drive , 36" - 46" tread (sub for M3098T) T16529T ( - ) Sprocket , drive , 34" - 44" tread ( sub for M3099T) You need to figure out your tread width then use these numbers for reference . Eric your 88 is probably a 98 . Hope this helps Dan :?: Questi...

:idea: About 40 years ago I had the distinct pleasure of operating a JD 350 shovel dozer that had a missing key! :? We had a "scrench" (multi purpose chainsaw wrench/screwdriver) that we just stuck in in place of the key :roll: It did the trick for starting and shutting down for years! :lol: The hol...

i was wondering how you got up here to take pictures of my crawler without me noticing.... Hey . . . I used to live about 20 miles north of you - in Albany, Northeast Kingdom. That was awhile back and our main crawler was a 420, not a 350. I have a long-lost cousin in that area that has a Deere dea...

:D Help, I'm looking for obsolete (so the dealers are telling me) :shock: parts for a John Deere 825 A Integral Two-way Moldboard Plow :( The parts that I'm looking for are mounting brackets (front, L & R) for the coulter shanks part #'s are "A 10934 A" & "A 10935 A" Any help would be appreciated! :...

Terry,
Don't give up I went through the same thing when I registered I finally ended up calling RP Magazine and talking to a real person She got me registered in a matter of an hour or two If it will help you, send me a message via PM and I'll post it for you
Dave

:D Hi Terry, Go to <www.redpowermagazine.com/forums/index.php> You will need to register to post and then post under IH construction equipment. You will get more help than you can imagine! You may be able to find threads that already address your issue even before your registration is activated. Goo...

:o I worked for a small excavation contractor way back in the early '70's.They had a 350D shovel dozer that they used to change the fan on. I don't know how it worked or what they did, whether they changed the whole fan or whether there was a way to change the pitch :idea: (possibly take blades and ...

Hey KoO,
You need to get holes cut in those pads to let the snow out!
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