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Will Herring

07-28-2007 12:33:37




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Also, I need to know where to start... I intend to pull the poor thing out of the field and onto a flatbed trailer with my other WD, and then haul it to town. But how to get it off the trailer and into the garage to work on it? (or into my own shed, if a few years pass and I am able to get my own place).

I have an AC Manual that I bought for $6 from an antique tractor show a few years ago, but basically I just intend to start by taking off the sheet metal, taking out the spark plugs, and then pouring some transmission fluid onto the 4 cylinders, since I know they probably won't move - but I'll let them soak for probably a few months before anything major happens to the engine. I plan to take the hood off, then the exhaust manifold, and replace whatever needs doing there. Then the waterpump, radiator, and generator (unsure if I will go with 12 volt system or not).

But figuring out the rear oil leak may be a tough one. I figure it's probably a seal I can only get to by splitting the tractor? I definitely need some sort of floor jack.

Oh well, hopefully in a year or so I will have gotten somewhere on this project and can see what you guys think... Even if it was just to get the poor thing out of the field and somewhere that I can get it out of the weather and start working on it.

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old

07-28-2007 13:35:11




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 Re: Okay... Now where do I start? in reply to Will Herring, 07-28-2007 12:33:37  
One nice thing about the WD tractor is you can pull the engine out and the tractor will still have its wheels under it so you can roll it around. To unload it if you have a tree etc. you can hook on to and a com-a-long they pull off pretty simple. One thing you might look at getting first off is an engine hoist of some sort then you can pull that engine if you need to. As I said you can and never will have enough tools and I've been buying tools now for 30 plus years and theres always one I would like to buy and haven't had the $$ to do so. Thats alos the problem as you go you need bigger better tools so they start to cost more and more

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Will Herring

07-28-2007 16:59:01




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 What brands to buy? in reply to old, 07-28-2007 13:35:11  
Well, most of the stuff I have bought up until now has been Craftsman. I've been collecting tools for the past 7 or 8 years, so I don't buy a lot, but I try to buy the best that I can.

But if I go to buy a drill press, and a bench grinder, and a chop saw... What brand is good? The stores around here seem to mostly carry Delta.



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ohio

07-28-2007 17:21:49




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 Re: What brands to buy? in reply to Will Herring, 07-28-2007 16:59:01  
go to auctions & buy old stuff! anything good nowadays i big $ (like $1,500 for a "good" drill press!) rockwell, craftsman, wilton, delta & the like used to be of near production quality. buffalo forge was about the top of the line, (for cheap stuff). check ebay! new tiawan stuff is of poor quality, and chinese stuff is not worth scrap price! heck, take a gieger counter to it. they bought the scrap from chernobyl!

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