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HeadExam last won the day on October 13 2019
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1965 David Brown 990 Implematic 3 point lift issue
HeadExam replied to HeadExam's topic in Farm Tractors and Equipment
Yes I've identified an o ring in the pump that is likely shot or broken. PITA to remove the rear PTO housing and three point to gain access -
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I bought this 55hp diesel tractor and believe it was a good deal at 3k even with the lift issue. I have a very nice gentleman from Wales that is helping me an we believe it is a O ring in the pump. Bit of a ordeal to remove the PTO housing and getting to the pump, but not as bad as many GT repairs I've done.
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I saw this little guy, Interesting https://ohloveit.net/collections/tools/products/portable-gravity-sandblaster?fbclid=IwAR0d8mWt_kQEVyDH5TAgNBBxtYNIfQTOCSUfe8G4YZctuZzErt9jJ0n6MLY
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Another issue is claimed CFM from the manufacturer, don't believe any of the new ones. Try to find a 1960's or 1970s petrol station compressor, They are big and even if you have to build a doghouse for it outside its worth it and probably cheaper. You can get by with 10 CFM with a 80-100 gallon tank
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Place an inline dryer at 6-8 feet above the cabinet and remove moisture frequently. You really need a very large compressor to run one of these cabinets, 10-20 CFM is often the requirement
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Great job on the tractor and video Joseph. I'm inspired, I may make a video tomorrow on my Massey project.
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I keep looking for you, best bet is to put a advert on GTTalk and other forums and facebook pages
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Happy Birthday men, I sure at your age you are having a very good time
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Very nice work mate!
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Thanks all, I had a great day relaxing for once. I've been really busy with the farm, machines, and saws, lots of projects going on.
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Another great video Joseph. I'm looking forward to watching the progress
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Better late than never, I hope you had a wonderful birthday
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Have a great day Norm, are you old enough to tilt a pint yet? lol
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You look right at home and the Landy suits you well. It will take many many miles to remove the emmi-permanent smile and grin.