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Ford 800 fuel system question
Ok last question .... I hope I’m looking through my FO 20 shop guide and cannot find a good schematic of the fuel system. Can somebody tell me which is correct? Fuel shutoff to fuel line to sediment bowl to brass elbow to carb. Or No brass elbow? Just trying to figure out if the... -
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Ford 800 fuel system question
Oooo I see ... lol.... my tractor did not come with one just had fuel line straight into the carb brass elbow. Guess I gotta order a few more goodies. Thanks for the help! -
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Ford 800 fuel system question
Thanks all for the good info. When the parts arrive I’ll just put them together dry and snug. Another question brought up by the posts I see some of these 800’s had a sediment bowl assembly? Not sure where one would go and my machine had none when I got it. There is the fuel tap/ shutoff... -
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I just gotta share about this about cold weather starting
Well I thought this was impressive. Had to swap one not running machine out of the shop to work on another not running machine, that’s another story. Anyhow We have a MF 135 12 volt setup on points not EI, and shell Rotella 15 W 40 oil in the crank, good fresh battery. Standing...- 9njunkie
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Ford 800 fuel system question
Hey y’all, I’m replacing a broken fuel tap/shutoff on my Ford 800. Just want some opinions on two quick questions. First this is that silly style fuel tap/ shutoff that has the two screws that hold it to the underside of the gas tank and has a small half inch or so O ring where it mates. I... -
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Need to hire someone to move stuff.
Hey y’all, Looking to hire somebody or recommendations on who to hire to do a small equipment moving job for me. We are starting in western MA picking up a 3 point hay rake then making one additional stop on the way home to pick up a 3 point sickle bar mower and finial stop to unload at...- 9njunkie
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- Forum: Tractor Transporting - Q&A (NOT FOR HIRE)
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MF 165 diesel or gas which is better?
FWIW here’s my 2 penny’s I have a 135 gas.... I know that’s is a different model than you asked about but it’s similar.... not apples to oranges but maybe Macintosh apples to Granny Smith apples lol. Anyhow, my personal experience is the gas models are great, not saying the diesels are not...- 9njunkie
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2N sleeve replacement
Wow... I’ll press as many sleeves as you want for $100 each! Lol that’s insane, if he did not want to do the work why did he just say I don’t feel like doing that? They are not bad at all to press them in. I have in the past put a kerosene heater under the block while mounted on a engine...- 9njunkie
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- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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Cows are out!
Wife N I raised herfords for years. Well this one time we had a cow, "Daisy" and she was a bit of a trouble maker. She would always find the weak spots in the fence, let's just say we got to know the animial control police for the tri town areas really well. Anyhow...she tended to get a lil...- 9njunkie
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Ford 1956 Radiator
I don't know what state your in but I use a shop in southwick Mass. they do very good work and specialize in old original antique radiators. Let me know if ya want their contact info. -
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Ford Plow
Hey Tim PloughNman Daley... Quick question for ya since you were talking about it in this topic. You mentioned that the economy plough does not need check chains to keep the coulters facing the right way... why? Just trying to understand the difference between the coulters on the regular...- 9njunkie
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Ford Plow
Yes I agree especially the second picture to me does not look right. In the second picture it almost looks like there are 2 large mould boards and two smaller mould boards behind them but only 2 beams for attaching them. Bad photoshopping mabye?- 9njunkie
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9N parts tractor
For that price grab it!!! I can't count the times I been using a tractor and was thankful I had a parts machine kicking around .- 9njunkie
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Better quality battery disconnect?
I like the ones made by NAPA.... they are a solid brass knife switch type shutoff and are rated for a lot of cranking amps. No problems with corrosion.... install on the negative post and your all good. Been usin them for years.- 9njunkie
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