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The big puller/ two jaw. Would a little heat work in that hub? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Any suggestions on the best way to get this fan pulled off the main shaft. The fan is aluminum and we cracked it back in the mid 80's when we rebuilt it the last time. Had to have the cracks welded and it stayed in balance. But I'm not sure the best way with non similar metals what's the best...

Pics of the engine and the bent pushrods....which was my fault for being a little to eager to get it cranking over. it had some stuck valves and I knew I should pulled the valve cover off and checked first...but I didnt.

These are pics of the fan assembly where a lot of the rotted metal will need to be cut out and new put back in.

So now that my barn is somewhat usable, I've started working on a few projects, one of which is an old orchard sprayer that has been in the family since new back in 1962. I'm hoping to start playing around again with an apple orchard someday. this old girl has been neglected bad, left out in the...

I'm looking for ideas or suggestions as to what to put on the barn siding for a sealer or finish. I'm thinking of a clear sealer or perhaps a very light solid grey stain. any thoughts as to brand and application methods?

The boys got the ceiling done on the front overhang today. Couldn't be happier Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Two thirds (16x40)of the 2nd story is my carpenter shop, the other third (16x20) is my man cave... Going to have a light gray solid stain when it warms up. Right now I've just got a block and tackle setup to hang my deer Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The barn is officially sided, lots of help and finished yesterday in 55 degree weather, not bad for February 19th. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes the front grill... it needs to be perforated metal so there is airflow through the radiator Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

6 of these in a 40x60 and the ceiling height is 13-6. Very happy so far Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That is a 67 1200B originally a pickup. I bought it from the original owner, whose brother was the IH truck dealer. He used it in his paving business till he sold the business in 2003. He then put a little platform dump on it and I purchased it in 2013 from him. The R185 and the 1600 Loadstar...

This is the grill I'm trying to re-create Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Im rebuilding an orchard sprayer. parts are pretty non existent. I need to recreate the grill like the one in this picture as its the same model I have. I was thinking of making a jig and using my shop press to make the angle bends of which there are 6. any suggestions?

Thank you, I enjoy seeing them under there. I have a scout 800 in WY that will be coming home after the first of the year to add to my collection.

One project I actually finished.. a trailer I built 30 years ago... hauled it in and replanked it, new tires, new paint and wiring harness and re welded a few spots Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

More of my projects for the barn Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Exactly!! But don't be fooled by the big gap between the C153 4 cyl and the radiator. A 6 cyl won't fit in the 504 rails. But the 460 frame rails bolt right onto the 504 bell housing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm not quite sure about the heat yet. I'm honestly thinking about adding a 24x40 addition on the back wall that will actually be the heated work shop and the main barn lower floor will be non heated storage and the main barn 2nd floor will be heated as my carpenter shop. Sent from my iPhone...