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    TW25 temperature senders

    Hi guys, my Ford tw25 series 2 has 2 temperature sensors. From what I understand the top one is an on/off to run the idiot light, the bottom is variable resistance to run the bar graph on the digital dash. Does anyone know the part numbers for the 2 senders or where to look. The picture on the...
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    1085 Multipower

    Hey guys, I asked on the Massey page and didn't get a response so I thought I'd try here. I need to replace the plates and disks in my multipower unit on my 1085. Is there a quality difference between Massey Ferguson (Sparex) parts and hy-capacity? Pricing seems about the same. Any other...
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    1085 Multipower

    Hey all, I need to replace the plates and disks in my multipower unit on my 1085. Is there a quality difference between Massey Ferguson (Sparex) parts and hy-capacity? Any other recommendations? Thanks, Alf
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    John Deere 510 (Lanz)

    Thanks guys, I am a little more familiar with Massey and Ford that use their rear axle for hydraulic oil. It wasn't until I read the repair manual that gave different oil capacities for the rear axle and the hydraulics that I realized they were separate reservoirs. The hydraulic oil looked...
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    John Deere 510 (Lanz)

    Anyone happen to know how you change/check hydraulic oil on a John Deere 510 (Lanz) farm tractor. I don't have an owners manual. Shop manual says gear box and final drive hold 31 liters,rear axle housing holds 0.8 liters,and the hydraulic system holds 10 liters. I pulled the plugs on the bottom...
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    Massey Harris 50 Loader 1957

    Not sure if it is the same or not, but we had a work bull 202 many years ago. Pretty sure with it there was a bell shaped vent on the top of the right hand loader mount. Under the vent was about a 15/16" nut. If you threaded out the nut a dip stick hung from the bottom of it, and you could fill...
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    1085 powershift

    Hey Guys, low pressure hydraulics question 1085 with cab. If I put a gauge on the pto port at idle and turn the pto on and off, pressure is 250 psi one way and 0 the other. If I move the gauge to the powershift port (right hand side of the firewall) at idle I get 225 psi in low and 125 psi in...
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    3 pt hitch hydraulics

    Hi All, I am trying to set up my 3 point hitch hydraulics on my Massey 1085. The I&T manual notes I will need tools NFN 1080B, NFN 1080C, and NFN 1080D. Does anyone know if these tools are available anywhere, or if there is a way to set up without them? Thanks.
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    457 silage special mega wide

    Hi Tx Jim, what site are you using to get the part details?
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    457 silage special mega wide

    Thanks for the suggestions guys. Willow Lane yes, I expect the old ones may have bent down over the years, but the new ones are bent down more than the old ones. (The mounting angle is different) Tx Jim, on the John Deere parts site, on the regular pickup, the teeth bolt to angle iron. On the...
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    457 silage special mega wide

    Hi Guys. I was wondering if you could help me. My boss has a 457 silage special round baler with a mega wide pickup purchased in about 2007. He had some broken pickup teeth and asked me to replace them. I ordered the teeth and the local dealer got me part number FH304576. When I went to install...
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    County super 6

    Hi Lukin, I own one as well. They are amazing tractors for their pulling and floating ability, but kinda suck when it comes to finding parts. Not sure numbers sold or value.
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    Ford 3000 question

    Another rainy day so I decided to investigate my toe in issue a little further. It seems that even though they are partially keyed the arms can be incorrectly installed on the splines. Problem is we bought the tractor as a demonstrator in 1970, and I have pretty much been its only mechanic so I...
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    Ford 3000 question

    Pythagoras would be right if the front axle were straight, but it sweeps back, so the curvature of the radius rod arc almost matches the 2 hole positions.
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    Ford 3000 question

    I really never noticed, I am thinking about a 1/2" of threads. I took the sleeves off, wire brushed everything and then used never seize on the threads, then put it back togeather in the new position. The guy I work for has a 11' 635 JD moco that he sets to produce a 5' swath to dry. I then use...
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