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The 13.6-38 size wasn't even around when the M's were new... Travis

As far as three-point disc mower...9ft should be fine on a 9 or 10, weight wise, anyway. Customer of mine bought a 10 foot Kuhn and had it on he 1066....has had me put weights on front for him. Needs weight on the wheels for when he turns, though. Travis

I've never found it difficult to seal a 400 series valve cover with a cork gasket. Travis

In my experience...the part # is always there, unless it's an aftermarket weight...but the part # is always there on IH weights...sometimes it can be really difficult to locate. I usually scrub them down with soapy water on the front and back side if the # isn't obvious. Travis

This is the list I have...not sure if there is anything else to add. 6818D solid outside cast 6818DA solid center cast 366 109 R1 Split for clamp wheels 366 109 R2 Split for clamp wheels nicer cast 400 078 R1 Split for wedge lock wheels and 30'' 32'' wheatland wheels 400 078 R2 Split for wedge lock wheels more open center for 4'' axle( 1566, 5288, 5488) Travis

I agree with Randy....get the hood decals from CaseIH....they are the correct looking ones. Travis

Sounds like the same problem exhaust manifolds have on small block Chevy engines. The ones braced between the ports are great if you can find them. Otherwise gotta use a manifold spreader to install them. Travis

400-500 ft/lbs if I remember correctly. Travis

Seriously? Hate to call you guys out, but did that really work? What happened to using a breaker bar? Travis

The OTC socket doesn't look as tough as my Snap-on socket.... Anyway...the OTC socket is #328. Pretty sure it's not even available anymore. Travis

It's not missing squat if you want to go narrow.... Travis

Looks to me like there's plenty of room to move around. Travis

It's funny...as many of these tractors that I've torn apart, I've never really looked that close at these. The tractor these are needing replaced on are just too far gone, and someone has tried to finaggle something out of heater hose and washers it looks like. It's quite the mess, and on top of that, whoever filled it with fuel was pretty messy, too as everything under the tank is "moist", lol. I may have to remove a good one out of another tractor to see what I can come up with. I use McMaster Carr for a lot of stuff, but have never ran across the bushings that Andrew posted, so maybe we hit on something there. Thanks for all the help, guys. Travis

The platform isomounts are a whole lot easier to make compared to these, I believe. Travis

If I'm looking these up correctly, the part number is 536648R1 and it takes eight of them at $33.80 each... Now, I'm all for using the dealer for parts like this, but this price seems a little much for a bushing, even if they will last 50 years. I have a 1066 that has bushings that are just completely done for. I figure a salvage yard will laugh at me if I asked for them. Anybody have a good source or a better idea? Thanks Travis