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Finished baling first with the 190XT series III pulling a CaseIH 551SB. Temps were high 90s yesterday, topped 100 today. I have the Egging cab, days like today make me think I should see if I can find a replacement fan - it has the housing but no fan or adapter plate
190XTD seriesIII, 190XTD seriesI, maroon belly 7000, 190XTD series??? project(or maybe parts)
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Rotobaled some of the cleanest hay hay have ever seen( think it got rained on 5 times).
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Right brake done on the D17. Previous owner obliviously started and quit. End of pins chewed up, different bolts on the covers. Welded bar stock to the pin and pulled it. Have taken out at least a 5 gallon bucket of old carpet/mouse nest between bell housing and brake accesses. I think it was Aladdin's; unfortunately neither Jasmin nor the genie have materialized...
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Originally posted by dr p dr p wrote:

Rotobaled some of the cleanest hay hay have ever seen( think it got rained on 5 times).
 Big smileBig smile When I read that I wondered, "No weeds?" Rained on 5 times, probably not the best hay you ever baled.
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Took and got the head on my '45 C all back together. It had stuck from sitting with the PO and apparently at one point water was getting into the crank case. Since I got the tractor without a head gasket, I can't verify the cause of the problem without putting everything back together... Might fire off today if I can rig some temporary wiring up.
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Got another neighbor's WD in the shop looking for more horse power!  He pulled with it last weekend and came in dead last.  Looks like probably going to get an engine rebuild.  I've done 4 WD's over the last winter for neighbors in the area. Farmers are wanting them running again, mostly to put them back to work.

 Seems every farm in this area has a WD or WD45 sitting in the back row, many were new to the farms.  Pattersons was a very strong Allis Chalmers dealer here for years. 
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