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  1. 47 minutes ago, Big Bud guy said:

    As an owner of both IH and JD tractors from the 60s, there are few things IH did that were dumb too.  But I just get used to it and move on.  The more I think about it, the more I would think IH guys would appreciate the pre side console JD tractors since IH went with a split console on the 86 series:)  

    Nope, spent many hours on a "side console" 4020, you can keep them!  Noisy hydraulic pump, crappy controls and a seat that was sized for a midget!  A pine bench is better than that crap master seat they came up with!

  2. I have a real nice side console 856, 1967.

    Neighbor has a side console 806, also made back in the 60's, weird guys aren't peeing their pants over these tractors that never put the lever on the dash to begin with!

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  3. I've yet to work on a clutch for an M, but for an H they are the same from an H to a Super H, if assume the same thing for an M and Super M.

    I see grease on yours, my Super H was covered in grease, I disassembled, cleaned everything really well, replaced leaking bull pinion seal, put back together and it works just fine.  The bearing on an H crossed perfectly to a Cummins throw out bearing.

    If you are not going to use the clutch just tighten the nut up all the way and it will lock the clutch in.

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  4. 21 hours ago, Nebraska1206 said:

    Possible, but my line of thinking says they'd rather take a chance on a 71xx, 72xx, or 89xx Series Magnum, or another model that had a significant production run & has good parts availability, rather than one that's rare & has unique parts to that tractor only.  Hydraulic filters for a 7288 or 7488 come to mind.  Try finding replacements for those....

    What changed on the filters?

  5. 21 hours ago, Nebraska1206 said:

    Possible, but my line of thinking says they'd rather take a chance on a 71xx, 72xx, or 89xx Series Magnum, or another model that had a significant production run & has good parts availability, rather than one that's rare & has unique parts to that tractor only.  Hydraulic filters for a 7288 or 7488 come to mind.  Try finding replacements for those....

    What changed on the filters?

  6. On 4/8/2022 at 7:49 PM, 2+2love said:

    Thank you sledgehammer. Ohh one more thing it's set at 225 pto horsepower with inline pump. I wanted to put a new turbo on it but couldn't find a 3lm. Still up in the air on s2e and 3lm. So I guess the air research t04 will do for now till I can find a new one. 

    Get the S2E, you will love it

  7. I'd say 10:1 is pushing it for pump gas, usually stay under 9:1, but you never know without trying it!

    Using flat top pistons and removing any sharp points that can get hot and cause preignition will make you more successful.

    I'm running 8.5 in a farm tractor on pump gas (91-93) running it hard for a couple hours and haven't had problems.

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  8. 1 hour ago, Art From Coleman said:

    Was that a requirement to getting an education?

    Watching a bunch of NO IQ, drug addicted, criminally inclined buffoons in their silk pantaloons, chasing each other around, playing grab azz with each other is NOT my cup of tea..

    Weird, I graduated with 10 varsity letters and never did any of your above mentioned BS, graduated with one year of college paid for with Academic scholarships.

    Why do you rip on something you have never experienced, just an opinion formed from the sidelines, an opinion based on nothing but negativity.

  9. 8 hours ago, Art From Coleman said:

    As IF multi-thousand seat stadiums, special athletic indoor training facilities, special buses used to take the team joy-riding to out of town GAMES, special treatment of the sports 'stars' has anything to do with "life and discipline", really builds character, doesn't it?

    If these schools want athletic programs, let the parents of their budding sports star and the attendees to these events PAY for all those 'needed' facilities, BUT let the TAXPAYER pay for the educational part of education.

    As it stands now, any bond issue that involves sports, will NEVER get my vote.

    But, DON'T let me get started on college and professional sports "heroes" and the fans of the Kneelers. (Especially the Cocaine Cowboys, which seem have earned the right to be at the top of the dung heap)

     

    6 hours ago, mmi said:

    2x          here $3500 + per yr per student for the "EXTRAS" our "govt" mandate bill is currently $1200 + every month + inflation

    I'm guessing you fellas didn't play sports in school?

    Special high dollar facilities are certainly in the minority of high schools across the countryside.

  10. 9 hours ago, Art From Coleman said:

    And the largest contributor to the stupidity are sports, which are nothing but pabulum for the masses.  When schools put a higher priority on sports, instead of "EDUMACATION", something IS seriously wrong with the system.  (Of course, the root cause may be that the 'teachers' cannot adequately 'teach' the subject matter, given the courses they had available to choose from in university).

    Karl Marx once said that "Religion is the opiate of the masses", in today's world, it is sports that takes that 'honor'.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opium_of_the_people

    As Dean Wormer told Flounder :

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrgVFPO_OJc&ab_channel=jollydwarf

     

    Sports?  Really?  High school sports teach today's kids more about life and discipline than any other area in their life.  What winning feels like and the taste of defeat.  No classroom is going to teach that, no app on their phone will replace it!

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