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    Info on 600 or 800 Ford

    They are not at all alike The 800 & 801 are larger than 600 & 601
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    8 N Stainless Carb

    Soundguy, you were right, the carb is plated .I put it in some muritic acid for just a second & found out it is same metal as Zenith carb. I cleaned it & it worked fine. As you can see on the box it came in it was made in Taiwan & sold by Tractor Supply.There was no name or no # of any kind on...
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    8 N stainless Carb

    Dont have a pict now but will post one tomorrow. He still had the box it came in % it was from tractor supply. Will show more tomorrow
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    8 N stainless Carb

    Dont have a pict now but will post one tomorrow. He still had the box it came in % it was from tractor supply. Will show more tomorrow
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    8 N stainless Carb

    Friend brought me a carb off an 8 N that he bought off E Bay a few years ago It has no name on it or no # it is shiney like stainless steel , not alum or metal like zenith uses. Anyone know anything about it where it comes from or who made it I have seen a lot of carbs but this is my first one...
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    VIDEO OF BIRTH OF FARMALLS

    Best chance I know of is at the Wisconsin Historical Society
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    3000 lift barely works

    I have had very good luck with these by draining the fluid , get as much dirt out as possible then fill with diesel fuel & run it for a couple hours & work the lift up & down a lot. About 60% of the time that works for me.
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    hyd. on 3000

    I have book on 600 & 800 but not on 2000 & 3000 Before i go in to the 2000 { 3 Cyld] can someone tell me if they are very much alike or if not is there any place to ger ins. for adjusting it without buying book Thanks
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    Help with Double Clutch

    Book showes how to do it if you have the spacers & a tapered bolt to line it up. The book also shows how to adjust a power lift if you have the special tools and it also gives you the deminsions to measure to adjust without tools . Just wondered if anyone had figered out a way to adjust clutch...
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    Help with Double Clutch

    Been gone didnt get a chance to answer . It is out of a 860 It has the springs with the clips & can be took apart using a Valve spring tool Thanks
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    Help with Double Clutch

    I have looked on archives but found nothing about adjusting . Can anyone help with someway to adjust clutch & pressure plate if you dont have the ford tools? The book showes how to do it but does not give the deminsions of the spacers. Thanks
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    Cub wheel colors

    Takes some time but if you paint just the rim of fronts silver & center red it looks real sharp
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    checking compression

    Thanks very much for the replys. I have a 800 that is running rough & I have switched carb, coil, points & cond. off good running tractor & it makes no differance Thanks
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    checking compression

    Is it best to check with motor running or by just turning it over with starter & how much difference will there be between the two methods Thanks
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    An old friend had to have some help

    Both of the seats have been replaced with what ever hapen to be laying around . The backhoe had a seat of its own that Dad replaced with a piece of plywood & covered with old carpet. This kind of stuf is the thing I would not thank of replacing. Every time I look at it I thank of him.
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