Brazed up the bearing seal cage plate yesterday. Threw it in the ashes in the wood stove for a slow cool down. Got it set up in the lathe as close as I could and machined it smooth. I had a few voids where I didn't get enough brass but I am not going to worry about it. A little paint and it will be ready to assemble.
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Acquired a Farmall 230
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Re: Acquired a Farmall 230
Shot some primer on the bearing and seal cage.
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