farmer52

Nice pics. Like the COE Dodge...would like to find one in decent condition. It has been years since I attended the Old Threshers Reunion. Looks like it is time to go again! Thanks for posting.

Good luck in your drive home. Post pics when you can.

I didn't have any luck with Grand Rock. I bought pipes from Mack and had them ceramic coated. It has been a year and they still look good. The coating has a lifetime guarantee. The muffler guard and flex pipe are stainless and the extension is chrome. First pic is new, second and third taken this August.

White Motor Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio had a long history of truck manufacturing. On November 1, 1960, White Motor acquired Oliver, changedhe name to Oliver Corporation, and made it a wholly owned, separately operating subsidiary of the White Motor Corporation.[19] White also acquired Cockshutt Farm Equipment of Canada in February, 1962, and it was made a subsidiary of Oliver Corporation. Cockshutt had also previously in 1928, marketed tractors made by Hart-Parr and again from 1934 through the late 1940s, marketed tractors made by Oliver, only changing the paint color to red, and changing the name tags to Cockshutt. Minneapolis-Moline became a wholly owned subsidiary of White Motor Corporation in 1963. The Minneapolis-Moline line was blended into that of Oliver until there was virtually no difference between them. In 1960, the new four-digit tractor models appeared. Among them were the 1600, 1800 and 1900 models. In 1969 White Motor Corporation formed White Farm Equipment Company, almost immediately after a transitional period when virtually identical tractors were marketed under different trade names. A few models were sold as Oliver, Minneapolis, or Cockshutt, the major difference being the paint colour. As the transaction continued, the White name was more and more applied to the tractor line, with the Oliver 2255, also known as the White 2255, being the last purely "Oliver" tractor. With the introduction of the White 4-150 Field Boss in 1974, the White name would be used, henceforth to the exclusion of all others. White Motor Corporation shut down the original Oliver Chilled Plow Works factory (factory no. 1) in 1985. The Oliver buildings remained vacant until 2002 when most were demolished to make way for an industrial park. The Oliver powerhouse is now restored and occupied by Rose Brick & Material Rose Brick & Material

Thanks for the reply. After giving it some thought, pipe threads are "self sealing" so a penetrant would likely not work. As for the easy out, a standard one will work since it relies on a straight hole to grip the inside of the treaded fitting. I am going to try some heat on the valve before I wrench on it. If I get it out I may need to chase the threads with a 1/4" pipe tap.

Chrome Depot is a store for Grand Rock.

Nice looking superdog. The background looks like Gerhart's.

Hey JT...stretch that bad boy General and make a 4 door.

Why hasn't anyone asked about the stripper pole? That was one of the first questions asked about my trailer!

Try this link... http://www.bendix.com/media/documents/products_1/compressorsgovernors_1/troubleshootingguide.pdf

Each week I start the MH to charge the batteries and move it. After shutdown I always drain the moisture from the air tanks. Well today after I pulled the cable on the LH tank and released the cable, I could hear air continue to leak. I pulled and released the cable several times thinking the drain valve was either sticking or a piece of dirt was keeping the valve from seating. No luck. I looked at the valve and it is rusty. I got my can of PB Blaster and sprayed on the threads. Bubbles formed around the threads. Maybe that is why my air is leaking down so fast (but I previously never heard an air leak). Some questions: 1. Can PB Blaster be used to free pipe fittings? 2. Are the tank threads rusted and need a new tank too? 3. If the valve breaks off, do they make an "easy out" for pipe threads?

Tucker Equipment Inc 11711 State Rte 45Lisbon, OH 44432 (330) 420-9251

Shouldn't as long as it is on wheels and not on a permanent foundation.

Dang....I'm impressed! Nice explanation.

Can I be your assistant?

Dang...Wouldn't you know, something like this shows up after I buy my trailer.

Looks like you got them all. Thanks for posting!

I will be in OH that weekend. Boardman is less than 2 hours from me. It depends on my "honey do" list and motivation (to do the honey do list).

Welcome to BMT! This is your place for info (valuable and not so valuable). Just be forewarned....we like pics!

Welcome to BMT Joe! Nice dumper! Thanks for the intro and pic.

A 4-71 two-stroke... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M1o2rpO_JY

Just saw this on YouTube. How not to load a trailer. Caution....F bombs in first video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrn3Yb3L_iU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anBwMhiYeTk

Mrs. Farmer said the same thing - $1 yard sale.

That engine would be excellent for "motorboating".

Looks good! Back in Black is another BMT member. He is going to open a can of "whipass". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj39rGZ1TFU