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Got it, thanks

Guys This tractor is setup exactly how i want it, it is still a work horse on the farm, i don't need another tractor to fix and maintain. I have a 1256 donor engine for the parts but then you have to change the hood as the exhaust is in a different location, I've decided i don't want to do that. It doesn't do heavy work any more, pulls around 8 ton of fertilizer, pulls the land roller and does the side dressing, all high speed tasks so no worries about over loading the final drive, just need to be around 125 horse, was hoping one of the new M&W kits was still around, i should have bought one a couple years ago when they were still making them.

Yes, would like to buy the complete set up.

Do we know if anyone bought their stock of parts?

Is the company still around that was selling these kits new a couple years ago?

Jeff, what number manual is this? Thanks

It's like $120 from the IH dealer

SM pedals had a grease zert

The total advance will be different, I&T book will explain which tractor has which setup.

Snap-on is the only one to buy

The bearing depends on which support you have, the parts book should show both supports and which bearing to use

Its called corporate arrogance, exists in every company out there.

Why no snow on the house roofs?

I know the 345 and 7.3 diesel are the same bolt pattern.

The key to running Pertronix is the distrubutor must be well grounded. I feel the best part about them is the starting, got two farm tractors running them daily, they barely roll over and are running, never touch the choke anymore.

Majority of corn threshing is done in the first one and a half concaves. Pull every other wire in the first concave to get the corn out of the rotor fast, let the second two concave finish any tough thrashing, then in soybeans run cover plates on the first concave.

For the 4th!

From another thread but absolutely awesome.

Keeping it IH

Oh man I would love to have a high resolution copy of that pic!

Why was it shut down?

Definition of badass!

How where Deere hydraulics superior? I just don't understand. I grew up on an 856, worked for the neighbors run their 4020's, the hydraulics where awefull to run, what was I missing?