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Nat

11-30-2002 07:04:40




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I had an M follow me home last week and wife said I could Keep it, I am in the process of putting a 3PH on it now, It is low on hydrolic fluid an I don't know what weight to use and how to tell the full level, also I have the front and rear cultivators and a 1 bottom plow, that I will never use, is there any market for them? tks , Nat




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Dave

11-30-2002 10:18:53




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 Re: ? on an M john Deere in reply to Nat, 11-30-2002 07:04:40  
What size plow and how much?



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Nat

11-30-2002 10:43:36




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 Re: Re: ? on an M john Deere in reply to Dave, 11-30-2002 10:18:53  
I'm not sure what size but I was told 14" It hooks to a bar across lift arm and has a pin to go into a arm that points towards front of tractor, and has a long tongue that fits into a bracket that hangs under belly.It has a piece of steel welded to the shin, or maybe the share, don't remember, but I hooked it up when I got home with it, and it went into ground easily, I also have the belt pulley and gear box, I would like to have an idea what all of it is worth, so I can put it in the classified ads. Tks for the help, Nat

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Clooney

11-30-2002 09:46:48




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 Re: ? on an M john Deere in reply to Nat, 11-30-2002 07:04:40  
Nat, there should be a test cock on the back of the touch-o-matic, just fill it until oil comes out the open test cock. ~As for oil? That depends on the system age, wear & ambient temperature it is used at. 10 weight works the best in a new or un-worn unit but who knows on an older tractor. Try 10 weight & if it works good just use that, if it is weak or has other problems go to 20 or even 30 weight if the weather is warm. I use 10W30 in my 40-S as an all weather oil but need 30 weight in my "M" for hot weather use, but wouldn't use the 30 weight for the winter if I used the tractor in the winter.

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