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Posted by Aaln Schliesman on May 10, 2004 at 06:18:52 from (65.171.201.124):
The belt on my farmall M is loose and causing the fan to slip. The tractor runs hot when used for an extended period of time. I have tried to both tighten and losen the threaded pully. I believe that the threads are stripped. How does a person go about getteing a replacement pully, and what kind of money would I be looking at. I enjoy the forum and would appreciate any advice you gentlemen could send my way.
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