mks
Senior Member
Might have to double up them bifocals 
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This will be an interesting thread moving forward......
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Truck Shop
Senior Member
Looks like the float levels are a little high. I think the guy who designed it worked
for John Deere, looks to be farm machinery with all the gears, sprockets & chains.
for John Deere, looks to be farm machinery with all the gears, sprockets & chains.
treemuncher
Senior Member
I think yoou need to pressure wash the guts of that thing first! All that dust & grime is hiding the problems within....
stinky64
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All that "fur" inside there, it's more like a biological clock. Tick, Tock.
DMiller
Senior Member
Even Without Readers can see the Dirt.
My Dad had one, biggest issues with these is Chain Link oversizing from rewinds, will fail to feed forward.
My Dad had one, biggest issues with these is Chain Link oversizing from rewinds, will fail to feed forward.
crane operator
Senior Member
Oh, I see the problem. Its in the red area, I marked it with a arrow.
May need fixed like the piano i fixed with the 312b!
DMiller
Senior Member
They make these neato electronic mechanisms and are pretty cheap to buy!
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Take it to a combine mechanic.
The problem was found! I don't know how it got there but I found a single 8 inch long hair wrapped around the flyweight shaft right at the drive gear. There is only one person in this house that has grey hair that long and its not me or the pets. Wifey sheds hair worse than the pets do, at least she still grows it back!
Through some fancy manipulation wrapped with a sense of humor, she came in with her brother and started digging this hair out. I stood there with a beer in hand and a grin on my face. I let THEM fix it, but took all the credit for the troubleshooting mastery I possess. She even cleaned the dust bunnies out of it with her own tweezers lol.
Through some fancy manipulation wrapped with a sense of humor, she came in with her brother and started digging this hair out. I stood there with a beer in hand and a grin on my face. I let THEM fix it, but took all the credit for the troubleshooting mastery I possess. She even cleaned the dust bunnies out of it with her own tweezers lol.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
Maybe they're called coo coo clocks because they make you go coo coo when you have to fix them.
DMiller
Senior Member
Leave it to the machinists!!
oarwhat
Senior Member
Is the machine shop all sold and closed?
Auction is Oct. 28th. Her biggest customer is in a panic mode because they can't find anyone to build their welded protection cans.
oarwhat
Senior Member
Dam I was hoping she changed her mind.
Mobiltech
Senior Member
Hard to understand how she could keep you out of the loop but she probably knew what your reaction would be.
I'm guessing the fallout with the kids hurt her more than she let on and selling the business is her way of moving on. She probably assumed that the kids would take over and keep the business going in the family as she did.
I'm guessing the fallout with the kids hurt her more than she let on and selling the business is her way of moving on. She probably assumed that the kids would take over and keep the business going in the family as she did.
DDoug
Formerly digger doug
Tracey Road bought out Highway Equipment here in Pa.
The local dealership is coming back to life.
Is she hot?