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Can the crankshaft rear oil seal in a 1954 Ford NAA tractor be replaced without pulling the engine? (May seem like a stupid question but I don’t know.)
Leon
The neoprene type you can, the part # is C0NN6701A. If you have the rope seal you have to pull the engine.
-Leon
Bob G
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Carl
How do I set the crank position for injector pump timing on a Cat 3304 engine ser# 07Z10882 on a 518 Skidder?
I have the inj pump pin in the pump. I can not find anywhere to set the crank position.
Chris
With the truck engines there is a hole in the flywheel used to pin the [...]
Considering the purchase of a classic Ford 601 tractor? Here’s some important information and advice to consider.
Who knew that you could reverse charge a lead acid battery?
A spirited discussion about problems and maintenance issues with the Kubota HST line of lawn tractors from the visitors to our site. Useful information, reviews and experiences from owners and operators of these garden tractors.
I bought a used STX 38 for $350 from CL. It appear to be very clean. Hood is not cracked, seat not torn, tires and rims look very clean. Has black mulching deck, and blades look fine too.But it doesn’t start.
Adam P. kicks off an informative discussion on plowing a field for proper cultivation.
A popular question we always see is what is my tractor worth? Especially with antique tractors, values and prices can be hard to determine. The simplest answer to the question, “What is my tractor worth?” is the classic response, it’s worth whatever price someone is willing to pay for it! But here are some tips and advice about deciding on a tractor’s value.
This conversation illustrates the critical importance of basic maintenance. A little grease up front can prevent a lot of trouble down the line!
| Al | I bought a new Kubota L3400DT-1F with a Woods rotary cutter today. I got on the thing for the first time this afternoon and after about two minutes the mower began smoking. Now the blades won’t turn at all. Does anyone have any idea what could have happened? |
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Some of the most popular features on Internet discussion forums are user reviews and experiences with particular products. In this post, Bob S. shares his experience comparing New Holland and Kubota compact tractors, in particular the New Holland TC24 vs. Kubota B7500. Which is the better bargain?
