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jeaaaa

06-21-2005 18:25:53




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anyone have new or like new jugs for a m5 diesil?. im trying to keep my dad from selling it but its not working any suggestions ?




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jeaaaa

06-22-2005 12:38:16




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 Re: M-M m5 in reply to jeaaaa, 06-21-2005 18:25:53  
i'll have that done because its not moving anywhere. today i was mowing and it totaly lost compression the tractor had 6200 hrs on it when the tac was working.I dont know how long its had be out of service. we bought the tractor 3 years ago and had it repainted, all new tires and a new seat and were planing on overhauling it in the next few years because we dont run it much at all im guessing about 10 hrs a year

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mike hough

07-17-2005 18:20:21




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 Re: M-M m5 in reply to jeaaaa, 06-22-2005 12:38:16  
i have a m5 on propane and i buy my parts at welter's farm at verona, missouri. they are very nice people. have about anything in a moline new used and other wise.
mike



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Ks-farmer

06-21-2005 20:14:25




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 Re: M-M m5 in reply to jeaaaa, 06-21-2005 18:25:53  
After they bore it out it can be resleeved to factory specs. My White 2-150 had to get a full major overhaul and the machine shop did that. The tractor had deep rub mark on the side of the cylinder. You might save on buying more pistons.



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Alan K

06-21-2005 19:02:14




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 Re: M-M m5 in reply to jeaaaa, 06-21-2005 18:25:53  
Hate to say but have you tried tying him up. I don't know if that will work. I don't know of any. May have to bore them out.



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