Posted by olgentdc on May 04, 2020 at 07:43:32 from (149.20.250.91):
In Reply to: Re: Must be Monday! posted by cool hand on May 04, 2020 at 07:03:31:
looks that way to me ,..It took a Hard whack for sure ! ,. I would like to know the rest of the story ,.. I know of a nice Neighbor on a Case 830 that nosed out onto Hiway 111 too far . 30 yrs ago .He got the 830 clipped by a Triaxle dump truck, The 830 brokeaway behind the bell housing . leaving the neighbor sitting unharmed on the seat with a 7ft 3pt bush hog ballancing the rear axle , No steering wheel ! All clutch and Brake pedals fully depressed !. the 830 diesel motor was salvaged and went into another tractor and the rear end was salvaged for parts and junked.. /// Pop bought a 530 that had a new clutch back in the early 70s. I tried it out raking hay and noticed a clunking sound when i crossed the creek ,. Finished raking the little Piece there and went to stop to disengage the rake and Barely could get the tractor to stop and I knocked it out of GEAR ,,. WTH !,. the tranny bolts were ready to fall out! , All I had was a cresent and vice grip, But I was able Draw it back up tite by going from bolt to bolt . Then I crossed the creek to the big field and raked it , Then they were loose again , but not nealy as bad .. I drawed Them up tite again to go home 2 miles away .. I was 13 at the time . And That was the 1st time I found out about LOCKTITE ,. Thats what We used on the those bolts because POP did not trust them , They Held good from there on ... Monday Is GOOD on this Farm We got a new bull calf .
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