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No matter what you say on OT, there is always someone who will get their panties in a knot over it.

The amount of work that you are doing, I would pull the injectors and take them to a injection shop or even a dealer and have them put them on a pop off stand and check to see if they are working properly. Doesn’t cost much and can make a huge difference in how the engine performs.

Reach out to Kenneth Updike, you can find him on Facebook or the Red Power Magazine. Ken has done tremendous amount of research and is the leading IH guru on IH tractor information and writes for Red Power and writes books about IH.

Sounds like you need a bulldozer if you are going to be pushing trees over and more so if it’s on a side hill.

Hoses too short is the #1 culprit for pulling out of the hydraulic remote outlets.

So sorry for your loss. Condolences to you and your loved ones.

If that was done by a builder and not yourself, I would be seriously questioning their building skills. That looks like it was done by a first grader with no prior building skills.

You can buy a 6.5HP Predator engine new at Harbor Freight starting at $149.99. If you have to buy stuff to modify the snow blower engine, you might be just as well to buy the new Predator engine.

Not true on reverse them. Reversing tires will help backing up. Used to be years ago, owners manuals for tractors with MFWD and being used for loader work, it was recommended turning the front tires around to aid in backing up in muddy conditions.

If it moves in 4wd but not 2wd , sounds like something broke in the rear end. Bad clutch would not pull in 4wd versus 2wd.

What rock did you just crawl out from under? This thread has been going on for 6 months and you just now come on to bash the OP? It’s already been hashed out about the building design. It’s his building, not yours, not the Canadian expert nor anyone else’s. He has done a great write up on his...

Nice looking truck, even if it is a Ford.

Nice choke. The original ones are definitely flimsy and bend easily. Once they bend, they are hard to maintain proper movement.

That’s not even worth plowing. Other maybe on west side they think so!!

The last 6 years I have worn Danner shoes. I have the 8” work boot with steel toe in both plain and insulated. I get about 3 years out of each pair. The longest lasting work shoe I have ever worn. They are “Made” in USA or at least assembled in USA. They are expensive, but have been worth it to...