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JMS

10-18-2004 09:44:47




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I need to know what kind of tractor this bolt came from. It has some orange paint on it so I am wondering if it is from an allis-chamlers tractor...does anyone think they can help me? or atleast give me some clues as to how to find out?
I don't even know where to start!
Thank you!




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RAB

10-18-2004 23:32:26




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:44:47  
Is it connected to a nut? Oh, sorry, you already told us that. You are obviously holding it.



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Leland

10-18-2004 17:58:27




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:44:47  
I belive that bolt holds the chrome plated ram back shaft to the osalating articlator on a 1937 murphy bros multi purpose turd grinder.



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Davis In SC

10-18-2004 14:30:16




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:44:47  
Are you one of those TV crime investigators ??? Did a bolt fall out of the tractor used to flee the crime scene ???



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JMS/MN

10-18-2004 11:35:23




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:44:47  
You need to find a lab with a spectrometer, along with some suspect samples of various tractors- like Allis-CHALMERS, Case, ETD, etc, and make color comparisons to determine the true source. By using the leftvorizon sine complex in the charts that accompany the machine, which makes an adjustment for age, storage facility, compensatory humidfication factor and other variables, you can make a reasonable, but not always with verifiable certaintood, assumption as to the source (and sometimes point of manufacture, or reconstitution thereof) of the product in question. Of course, with the multitude of short-line manufacturers, along with the cognizant invirtuousities of some of their employees, who knows the channels partaken by particulate components within the affore-mentioned storage and containment vessels.

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ETD EXPERT !!!

10-18-2004 10:00:44




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:44:47  
Without even seeing it I can tell for sure that it is a pig bracket bolt for an Essex Tri-Directional (ETD) "Big Bruiser" model from 1919. Looks exactly like the pig bracket bolt on my Bruiser here in the shed. For those of you who don't know what the pig bracket was for, it was a steel bracket that held a real live pig right next to the operators platform. Those hogs give off a lot of heat for the operator on those cool autumn evenings out in the prairie fields. I don't bracket in a pig anymore on mine, I just use it to hold an aluminum beer keg securely in place.

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Sloroll

10-18-2004 10:28:51




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 Re: HELP! in reply to ETD EXPERT !!!, 10-18-2004 10:00:44  
I have an origional pig but am missing the bracket.



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Sloroll

10-18-2004 09:48:41




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:44:47  
With my ESP powers I see that the bolt you are holding tightly between your knees actually came off of a 1978 Teeter totter Kids ar King modle



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JMS

10-18-2004 09:57:13




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 Re: HELP! in reply to Sloroll, 10-18-2004 09:48:41  
funny, but no. I know its from a tractor. How do I find out which one?



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Mitchissippi

10-18-2004 11:20:17




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:57:13  
It'll be the one missing a bolt.



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Big Mike

10-18-2004 09:59:45




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 09:57:13  
How many marks are on top of the Bolt Head, and is it Persian Orange er Chevrolet Orange?



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JMS

10-18-2004 10:14:00




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 Re: HELP! in reply to Big Mike, 10-18-2004 09:59:45  
It is persian...I only needed to find the make of the tractor and I am done with that. Thank you though.



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Errin OH

10-18-2004 11:40:35




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 Re: HELP! in reply to JMS, 10-18-2004 10:14:00  
Are you sure? 53-55/56 ford used a org/red that with fading and a little greease sure looks like AC persian. Didn't find it in OH did ya. I lost one off my Jub a few days ago. Put a red un it its place and how she runs like cr@p..... ..... ..... .



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Marko

10-18-2004 13:09:56




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 Re: HELP! in reply to Errin OH, 10-18-2004 11:40:35  
No way... Its from a 72' Ford Pinto (probably orange) and I know this cause whenever ya rear-ended one, it exploded. Pinto parts everywhere. So whenever ya find bolts out there ya know where they came from.



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