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Old 09-22-2017, 04:39 PM
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I started it up today after sitting since Sunday and not one bit of smoke came out the exhaust, looks like it's a keeper.
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I ordered the new fuel pump last night and hopefully it's here on Friday cause the wife is off and I can stay late to tinker.
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You got the luck on this one! It's a good feeling to save one.
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Yes, I am very pleased with the outcome so far. If everything goes my way I'm going to pull the rearend this weekend to fix the trunion and replace the fluid/filter and then it will be ready to be put to work. I have some side panels on a junker out back and the same tractor will donate it's seat and mounting plate.
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I've enjoyed seeing you save another one. Glad it's working out for you.
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Yes, I am very pleased with the outcome so far. If everything goes my way I'm going to pull the rearend this weekend to fix the trunion and replace the fluid/filter and then it will be ready to be put to work. I have some side panels on a junker out back and the same tractor will donate it's seat and mounting plate.
Seeing you are taking the rear end out, you replacing the "cork" gasket?
Why do you need to pull the rear to fix the trunnion? More wrong with it, other than the out of square hole?
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Seeing you are taking the rear end out, you replacing the "cork" gasket?
Why do you need to pull the rear to fix the trunnion? More wrong with it, other than the out of square hole?
The cork gasket isn't leaking so I think I will let that sleeping dog lie. I guess I could fix the trunion in the tractor but it will probably be easier with the rearend out.
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I got the trunion repaired today, i did it in the tractor and it was pretty easy. My issue before was it didn't have neutral and that was caused by a previous trunion repair, whoever fixed it before made the hole about a 1/4" shorter than it should be so the trunion was just flopping around inside the other piece. Once that was repaired and i got the linkage adjusted i changed the fluid and filter, i'm still waiting for the fuel pump so i can put the tins back on the engine.

Somebody had a homemade lift kit on the fenders to make them sit higher so they were all bent to sh1t so they got tossed in the dumpster and i got a different set off a parts tractor out back. The side panels were also stolen from a parts tractor but i will probably buy a nicer set when the time comes to paint it, the seat is junk but at least it give me something other than the fender to sit on.
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Good work Tim! Love that fancy paint scheme...
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I think he was listening to Dolly Partons "Coat of Many Colors" on the radio.
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