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Dick L

09-09-2005 09:09:52




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To tell you congratulations on getting your B. They are fun tractors and will do much more than you would have ever thought from a small tractor. If the engine is up to snuff and you add the amount of weight needed, you can pull a 2 14" bottom pull type plow. You can also pull an eight foot disk with enough weight and wider tires. When I was in school, we had a neighbor that farmed 80 acres with a B and at the same time Dad farmed 148 acres with a Allis Chalmers C. The C would walk the 2 14"S right a long with 12 inch rubber. Pulled an 8" disk and packer the third time over. Could not hang a drag on behind the packer. I have that old 8" disk out back. Could not tell anyone how many sets of blades and bearings have been gone thru and one of these days it will get another set.

What ever your intended use, have fun.

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farmerwannabe

09-09-2005 10:41:04




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 Re: I Forgot in reply to Dick L, 09-09-2005 09:09:52  
Thanks again Dick. I'm looking forward to working, working on, and learning about, this B. We have about 9 acres now, with the Mother-in-law living a mile or so away on another 7 acres. I'm hoping to plow the two driveways out and maybe get a finish mower to keep the grass in control. The B came with a 3 pt. 5 ft. snow/dirt plow, and since it has a 3 pt. hitch on it I'm going to give it a try this winter. It also came with tire chains that should help if need be...all the tires are new, so that should help also. I'm looking at getting about 35 or so acres down the road from me that has a little barn already on it. I've always wanted to do a little hobby farming, and I'm hoping the B will prove OK for this. Sounds like it from what you say you've seen done with 'em. Do you know if local farm repair shops can check the condition of starters? I tried what you mentioned and it's still not turning over. It does once in a great while, but mainly it clicks and that's it.

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Dick L

09-09-2005 12:54:58




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 Re: I Forgot in reply to farmerwannabe, 09-09-2005 10:41:04  
Most larger towns have a starter, generator, and Alternater rebuild service. At least they do in my area. Any farm repair shop can point you to one. Most farm repair shops in my area send starters out for rebuild. What they do in your area I could not say.



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Too Far Gone

09-09-2005 16:16:50




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 Re: I Forgot in reply to Dick L, 09-09-2005 12:54:58  
Have you tried removing the battery cables and cleaning the posts on the battery and inside the cable ends.They need to be shiny also



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farmerwannabe

09-11-2005 06:40:37




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 Re: I Forgot in reply to Too Far Gone, 09-09-2005 16:16:50  
I tried what you guys suggested and it (so far) turns over and fires right up every time, over the last couple of days. Maybe it was just rust causing it to turn over only once in a while? Thanks again...I'm hoping it'll STAY working like this.



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