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    Ford tractor 2000 series diesel 1974 bad generator

    It's up to you, I looked up brushes for your generator 309791F and they are ridiculously priced at around $90 for some reason. A whole generator is available from this site for not much more or an alternator converion kit for about twice as much...
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    172 ci cylinder order

    #1 is at the front, #4 is at the back. In your case wires are in the correct order and distributor rotor is pointing to #4 when #4 is at the top of compression stroke. Nothing wrong with that if it's running right. Below is the procedure to check/set static timimg.
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    NAA Air Cleaner

    Sure it's possible as Sean says. When I bought my Ford 840 years ago someone had replaced the stock filter with a dry canister filter but I put it back to stock. I think I still have it but it might be rusted out by now because I left it outside. The simplest might be add a K&N cone filter...
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    What Is The Name Of THe Tool

    I recently bought this set at Harbor Freight, looked up current price $14.99.
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    draft control turnbuckle clearance on an 860

    According to I&T FO-20 Shop Manual those numbers are correct.
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    Need help identifying tractor

    Here're are a few hints for what they're worth. That does look like factory LPG, below is the diagram from the parts book and a picture of a 960 with factory LPG,. ad dated April 1957. LPG was not offered until 1957, and I'm not sure if was available right at the beginning of the 1957 model...
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    1954 Ford 630 exhaust

    It's kind of strange ... the Vertical Exhaust Kit was listed as an accessory for the 600/800 series tractors in the Ford Operator's Manual.
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    1954 Ford 630 exhaust

    Here's a picture of the vertical exhaust bracket with horizontal muffler on my Ford 840.
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    NAA safety switch or selinoid issue

    If you touch the little post with ground (negative in your case) and the tractor starts then the solenoid and starter are working. Make sure you have continuity from the terminal on the starter switch to the little terminal on the solenoid. The starting switch can be tested by seeing if you...
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    1963 Ford 2000 cranks, runs, sputters, dies

    If it were mine I'd go back to the original fuel line setup. There's a tophat screen on the fuel shutoff, a mesh screen at the sediment bowl assembly, and the sediment bowl itself - plenty of filtration. That said fuel flow might not be your problem. When I had similar symptoms my carb float...
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    881 SOS top speed

    18 MPH advertised at 2200 RPM and standard 12 X28 tires, so at 2400 RPM a little faster.
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    Select o Speed decal needed.

    Here's the older part number to search for on Ebay and the Web C5NN16606G. Beware most seem to be red and I think you want plain but those can be found too.
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    part onfront of 4000 row crop

    I don't know what 318 is, there are usually only two numbers there. Model 21105: 2: 2000-series tractor with 134 cu in gas or 144 cu in diesel engine 1: Produced 1963 or later 10: Row Crop, high clearance, with single or dual tricycle front wheels or wide adjustable front axle 5...
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    part onfront of 4000 row crop

    I doubt if you'll find any off-the-shelf reproductions but maybe someone will prove me wrong. My late neighbor was a professional uphoslsterer and made me the cushions shown below for my 713 backhoe (of somewhat similar design). They turned out very nice in my eyes. So that's an option...
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    part onfront of 4000 row crop

    Here's the parts pages for those, OP can decide if it's a match.
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