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1010 in south Ga.

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Roy in georgia

06-28-2007 20:10:57




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A few weeks ago someone was looking for an engine or parts tractor for his 1010 in south Ga. I was wondering if he found one so that maybe we could talk about parts.I think there is a tractor graveyard in Moultre Ga.(not sure about spelling) its in south central Ga.




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Joe M(GA)

06-29-2007 17:27:58




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 Re: 1010 in south Ga. in reply to Roy in georgia, 06-28-2007 20:10:57  
Roy, this man is a little south of Moultre, has two good sized yards, been several years since I've been down there- T & H SALES & SALVAGE 17399 HIGHWAY 122 PAVO GA 31778 PHONE 229-859-2643/2645 We have literally hundreds of old tractors in various conditions



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Roy in georgia

06-29-2007 18:05:26




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 Re: 1010 in south Ga. in reply to Joe M(GA), 06-29-2007 17:27:58  
thanks Joe I will have to look at a map to see where that is my mother lives in Sylvester. Are you the one with the 1010 that needed a motor?



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Osage

06-29-2007 04:57:25




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 Re: 1010 in south Ga. in reply to Roy in georgia, 06-28-2007 20:10:57  
Roy:
I checked my rinky-dink I T manual on "Governor Adjustment", I've re-read it several times and its still clear as mud.

To summarize with carburetor idle speed adjustment screw against the stop adjust the slow idle to 600rpm and adjust the full throttle rod travel length (no load) is 2700rpm; (loaded) is 2500rpm.

I think if mine ever goes on the "Fritz", it will be "trailer time" to the nearest tractor repairman.

Osage

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