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What I’m calling the pull arm is the biggest link on the 3 point hitch. The lower arm connected to the torsion bar that you mount your implements on the other end. It is a 1980 and I believe the tri-stripe/PPH was a mid-year change. Mine has the metric bolster and newer style rear axle housing.
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So I’m trying to find the pull arm for the hitch. Would the 786, 886 and 986 be the same? I’m having no luck locally.
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They mentioned at least half of those singers
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Ironically I believe the more colorful version was Robert Duvall on the movie Colors
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The first episode was my favorite. The beginning, started off in the 20s
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For some reason I got him confused with Nebraska 1206. I hadn't seen anything about the article yet as of a few days ago and I asked him if that was him in the magazine.
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There's a TA-26 loader for sale locally that was bought for an AC D 17. I called Westendorf and they said the mounts I would need for my 706 are $1050.21. I didn't expect that.
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Thanks, for now I've just got some continuous fence to do where the pasture meets the backyard including a large gate. Eventually I'll tie into that behind the bank barn where I'm going to build the handeling pens and chutes though.
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I was planning at least one of those back pack units and wondered about a tank with a pump of some sort so I guess I'm in the right track.
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What do you do to control/prevent fires where you're cutting and welding?
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What's a "Meh"?
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The old 4300's are one of my favorites
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I read that Otto was a self made millionaire. He had/has a business repairing heavy equipment
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I don't have cable anymore but I used to like watching The Last Alaskans
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An old saying was "hot in the summer, cold in the winter and noisy Year-A-Round"