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fordson29

10-23-2001 15:13:01




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I have figured out why people don't answer a lot of these forum questions. Some of the people that do know the answers to some of these posts would rather fight and argue. Instead of using what they know to try and help. I guess I was not informed of how this post is being run.




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Baggsy






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 Re: Re: No Use in reply to John H, 10-23-2001 17:36:10  
I've wondered about Mel, Dug G, Mark Neiterback, some of the good old hands haven't been around in awhile. As for the questions not getting answered, I think there's some lag time until somebody who REALLY knows the answer adds a response. And this is about the calmest board out here. It appears to me that if mis-information is posted on ANY of the boards, they get pounced on pretty quick. It's not for the sake of argument, but many, many times for safety sake. Ya wanna get some excitement, post something out on the Ford N board about how you fixed your N using a coat hanger and a bunch of diode resistors...Claus, Dell, bg, Dave and company will have you for dinner. The pulling board gets borderline out of control sometimes, but Kim is the best about keeping it clean. This board answered every 'rookie' question I've ever asked and my tractor wouldn't be where it is now without this site. Nobody here will steer you wrong if they know the answer and most won't post if they don't. If they're not sure they'll qualify their answer. And nobody's looking for an argument...that ended up being the best thread we've had in months! Your shot...

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RobertTX

10-24-2001 05:45:02




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 Re: Re: Re: No Use in reply to Baggsy, 10-23-2001 21:55:42  
Me too, Baggsy. Where is Mel?



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fordson29

10-23-2001 22:39:54




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 Re: Re: Re: No Use in reply to Baggsy, 10-23-2001 21:55:42  
Baggsy I only post What I know or have experince with take a look at my side. I assumed (we shouldn't assume) that the regulator was not hooked and I have a DO,VAC, and VAI all with pos. ground. and a CASE IH manual for a DC that agrees so I ASSUMED that that was proof anough. I'm sure not trying to ruin someones tractor. I do not put people down on this site. I am in the tractor salvage business I am not trying to make enemies. It's hard to find anyone that run CASE tractors in this area I have a 37 C (hand start no + or - ground thank god)the last two pulls ive been in there were no CASE tractors there exept mine. My goal is to beat these WC and WD allis tractors around here. They run 38 tires and are very hard to beat. There must be 100 around here. They have it figured out. I just think there hasn't been anyone besides me around here working to get one to pull. So if anyone has any ideas let me know. Jonathan (JJK salvage)

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fordson29

10-24-2001 19:38:21




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: No Use in reply to John H, 10-24-2001 19:06:30  
Here is a link to my site that has a pic of my C this was before I put weights on the front. It took a lot of years to get that rust paint job on it. I am running a 5505 DC head shaved .080 a bigger bore carb. I also put a gov. from a DC with a flange mount mag. I don't have any power problems. This pic. was my first pull with this tractor. so I didn't know what it was going to do. Thanks Jonathan

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ff316

10-25-2001 06:42:03




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: No Use in reply to fordson29, 10-24-2001 19:38:21  
That thing has some meats on it! Where are you located? Looks like some good parts you got there. Fireman



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fordson29

10-25-2001 08:31:43




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: No Use in reply to ff316, 10-25-2001 06:42:03  
Hey, I am located in central N.C. I can seem to get them big tires to hook it seems to do a lot better when the track is wet.. Thanks Jonathan (JJK salvage)



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