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If you can read the tag on the trans the first set of numbers is the rated torque for the trans.

Would make sense to have a remote engine for an application like a farm. Only other option would have been a line shaft like what the factories of the time used but that setup wouldnt be very feasible on a farm.

Here are the specs for o ring ports from the Parker bible.

I read this article today and it reminded me of your post. Do you know this guy or live nearby? http://nrcs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index.html?appid=a0b40c00a9044d90916ced7584f0f86c

Do you have to add soil back to your fields every so often? Seems like after harvesting the plants a depression would form where your rows used to be. Thanks for sharing the pictures of your operation.

Might as well put a sandbox and playhouse in there too. Keep the kids contained while mom gardens.

Cost savings on water hauling will go to diaper costs.

and forget to engage the PTO for half of it.

Welcome to the forum looks like a fun project! Is the KW a project too?

My friend works for a custom manure application company. He shared some pictures a month or so ago of a similar incident. Evidently on the agitators/pumps when a valve gets closed there is a spike in pressure and a clamp on cap on the end of a pipe can blow off.

Sweet find! Good thing the scrapper rats didn't get to it.

Now the kids can go swimming.

Nice buy!

Tenneco, still under Walker exhaust name.

I like the tuneable exhaust pipe. Looks like a fun project keep the pictures and updates coming