Adrian Billheimer
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Tried starting my Super A today, engine turned about a quarter turn and stopped!
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dr sportster
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OOoooooooooh. The dead ones spun around a bit. How can they get in there ?
Adrian Billheimer
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The bottom of the torque tube is open at the tranny end where the brake shaft comes across.
old
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Yep another reason I do not mind having the barn cats around the place. I almost never see a mouse and when I do it is in the chicken house
fixerupper
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Those little critters stay busy. Almost any farmer who has a Deere Vac planter has a tale about the mouse nest that went through the fan the first time they ran it in the spring. When that happens nesting material and ground mouse hamburger has to be cleaned out of the screen.
Like Rich said, cats do have their place in this world. This spring I had no mice in the vac tubes of my Deere planter because of resident cats in the machine shed. There wasn't even mouse stink. Jim
Like Rich said, cats do have their place in this world. This spring I had no mice in the vac tubes of my Deere planter because of resident cats in the machine shed. There wasn't even mouse stink. Jim
Anonymous-0
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and if you leave the mouse nest in there, long enough, then the bumble bees move into the same spot!
Tony in Mass.
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There's enough wool there to knit a nice sweater for a hard working cat!.... hey if the rear seal is leaking...this stuff will soak it up! Sound like a couple options here...
The old fergies had a tin plate to keep them out, depends on if the engineers/designers thought of these guys when still at the drawing board... but then, a tractor used everyday wouldn't be a good hiding spot.
How'd you get it all out of there? coathanger?
The old fergies had a tin plate to keep them out, depends on if the engineers/designers thought of these guys when still at the drawing board... but then, a tractor used everyday wouldn't be a good hiding spot.
How'd you get it all out of there? coathanger?
Anonymous-0
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Hmm, just saw that MF, in the picture. Mousy ferguson???
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