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BBern replied to the thread Simms injector pump.The rack appears to stick 3/4 of the way back because it is normally limited in its travel unless the excess fuel button is pushed. Said...
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BBern replied to the thread Ford 6000, 6000 commander flywheels.According to the parts catalog, the '65-up tractors had a larger torque limiter, 8" diameter versus 7.25" for the earlier models. Given...
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BBern replied to the thread Ford 1974 5000 engine bearings.Thrust bearings don't "drop in", you have to lightly tap them into place.
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BBern replied to the thread New Ford color?.Not a fan of the script.
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BBern replied to the thread TW5 remotes.That is correct. Your loader has a CCLS (closed center load sensing) control valve on it that signals the tractor priority pack when it...
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BBern replied to the thread TW5 remotes.I can't see how loader operation is affecting the remote couplers if they are truly in neutral. If your remotes are never used, there's...
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BBern replied to the thread NH tb100 is it a ford?.I agree with Sean, according to the parts book it's definitely Ford drivetrain, not Fiat/Iveco.
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BBern replied to the thread Every grandson needs a Ford tractor....Do you think your grandsons will abide by the warning sign on the seat? The 8000s can be somewhat fragile. :)
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BBern replied to the thread 7710 front end loader.Assuming you wanted to tap the flow from the point you indicated in your first post, then yes, you must use a CCLS valve. However, what...
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BBern replied to the thread 7710 front end loader.Well, you'd better clear that up misunderstanding with the vendor, because a valve for that era of JD tractor does not need to be load...
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BBern replied to the thread 7710 front end loader.I've made it about as clear as I can with this modified pic of the tractor end. The 3 red circles show the 3 hoses that will go to your...
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BBern replied to the thread 7710 front end loader.If you wish to tap pressure for your loader valve at the point you indicated in your first post, the loader valve MUST BE closed center...
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BBern replied to the thread Head condition.The article agreed with me: Can I reuse cylinder head bolts on any engine? No. Only bolts that are not torque‑to‑yield and show no...
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BBern replied to the thread Head condition.Not true. Head bolts on a machine that old can be reused as often as you like. They don't stretch like new ones.
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BDo some research on reusing NON TTY head bolts . If they are not stretched or compromised in some way I reuse them.
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