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Keith-OR

04-02-2008 09:16:57

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This is coming up for auction this Sunday April 6th. I haven't had a chance to look at it as of yet. I'm just at a lose, as I haven't seen one(Farmall) with power-adjust wheels. I'll see if I can get a look see at it today..

Keith & Shawn(Spec. Olympic Champion)

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gene bender

04-02-2008 15:26:03

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Keith-OR, 04-02-2008 09:16:57

The linkage underneath and the lever and some of the rockshaft is for a two way moldboard plow one left bottom and one right bottom. Mite have been an exhaust lift set-up for the plow.

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Keith-OR

04-02-2008 18:16:14

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to gene bender, 04-02-2008 15:26:03

No sir Glen, definently hydraulic. Hydraulic hoses goes down to where a pto pump was at one time. If you look closely in-around the tank, there is a hydraulic cylinder that was used to raise rear culitvation implements. Kinda a mickey mouse system. Just like cobbling those wheels on it!!

Keith

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gene bender

04-02-2008 19:12:28

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Keith-OR, 04-02-2008 18:16:14

I have cults for the A both hand lift and exhaust lift and there aint no way hy could lift the rear i also have the plows that mount on the Bs both hand lift and exhaust lift the pump would be in the way for the cults to mount and also the plows.

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Keith-OR

04-02-2008 12:06:41

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Keith-OR, 04-02-2008 09:16:57

Well, I went and to a close look at this unit, definently mickey-moused the power-adjust wheels on. Welded up some sort of brackets (if you can call it a weld, looks more like grease gun welds)to hold the wheels to the original centers. If the hydraulics run from PTO pump,it is no longer on there. Also decals say Super A, but no factory hydraulics.

Keith & Shawn(Spec.Olympic Champion)

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Andrew Z

04-02-2008 09:22:47

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Keith-OR, 04-02-2008 09:16:57

welll its an A with alot of modifications the power adjust rims are etiher off a 300U or 350U or WD or WD45. and the hydor pump is being run off the PTO the tank on the side is the hydo fluid res. looks kind of crude but a very interesting modification no dought. I wonder what they were doing with it that they need thoughs 28" rims on there??

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Mike CA

04-02-2008 09:20:00

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Keith-OR, 04-02-2008 09:16:57

Looks pretty neat for a work tractor. Although I don't understand the concept of those types of wheels. They just look "tough" to me.

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Rootsy

04-02-2008 10:45:21

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Mike CA, 04-02-2008 09:20:00

what exactly don't you understand? how they work or why you'd want them?

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flashback

04-02-2008 10:57:11

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Rootsy, 04-02-2008 10:45:21

If you read right it says I dont understand the CONCEPT of thos wheel" which means how they affect the tractor and how they work. Jack

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Rootsy

04-02-2008 11:20:53

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to flashback, 04-02-2008 10:57:11

I wasn't being a snarky small puncture wound... so why are you? I asked an honest question. I have a couple of tractors with power slips and I didn't want to ramble on and asked for a bit of clarification first...

Thank you and please pull forward.

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mkirsch

04-02-2008 12:02:41

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Re: Farmall ?? in reply to Rootsy, 04-02-2008 11:20:53

Please pull forward after removing the locking pins for your power adjust wheels :)

Mike, power adjust wheels allow you to quickly adjust your tread width. At least, that's the concept. In practice, they work better than nothing at all, but you do a lot of skidding and jerking the tractor to make the adjustments.

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