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    Help with TO35 Steering Problem

    Well I got it all apart, the upper bearing had completely disintegrated and the cage was half way up the steering shaft housing. The lower bearing was partially disintegrated. None of the balls came out of the ball nut assembly, so that was a blessing. The inner race for the upper bearing is...
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    Help with TO35 Steering Problem

    I'm hoping that hasn't happened!! I'm getting ready to go down to the shop now and start taking it apart. I'll post back when I get it apart and know what all needs to be replaced. Bob Mc
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    Help with TO35 Steering Problem

    Thanks Steve, I got a chance to study the exploded and cut away views of the steering box today. At first I didn't see how the bearing retained the steering shaft, but after looking at the cut away view I see how the bearings are installed. I think you are right about the upper bearing...
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    Help with TO35 Steering Problem

    I was pulling some small trees out and everything was working fine. I made a right turn and when I tried to straighten out by turning the steering wheel to the left the steering wheel turned real easy and the steering shaft started to screw itself out of the steering housing. If you turn the...
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    Green TO 35 Owners

    Ferguson Lt. Gray M1011 is the correct color for the sheet metal, Green Metallic M1013 for the engine and cast metal. On the FENA site under resources click "Paint" then click "Paint Schemes". The Flint Gray Metallic was used on Bamboo Beige and Red tractor cast metal. I've got two "55 TO 35's...
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    1956 Case 300 Governor

    Thank you for all the replies. We found all the parts we needed, we sure appreciate all your help. Bob Mc
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    1956 Case 300 Governor

    Thank you Chuck, I'll pass that along to Sam in the morning. Bob Mc
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    1956 Case 300 Governor

    A friend has a '56 Case 300 with the 148 LP gas engine. The governor completely disintegrated locking the engine up. Upon disassembly we found part of the governor jammed between the cam gear and the block, the cam gear is broken plus missing some teeth. Does anyone know where we can find a...
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    Installing TO-20 Head...

    Tom, That looks like the answer to the problem, where did you order the extention from? Bob Mc
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    TO 35 Hood Latch

    Mine is a '55 TO35 #156085. The pictures are before I rebent the rods. I only had to rebend the "Z" were it inserts into the hood so it would be more parallel to the hood and line up with the slot in the dash. Bob Mc
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    TO 35 Hood Latch

    The pictures show what the latch rods look like and where the attach to the hood and dash. I got mine on ebay, but the "Z" bends were not quite tight enough. I heated the bends with a torch and rebent them and now they work fine. Bob Mc
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    TO-35 Clutch

    To properly adjust the clutch on the TO35 with Z134 it must be at operating temperature. Then the clearance between the pedal and the foot rest should be 3/4". I have the procedure that John UK sent to me, if you send me an email I'll send it to you. Bob Mc
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    bought it....

    The difference in dashes is the slope of the dash where the instruments and data plate are mounted. Both pictures are of '55 TO 35's, the gray one is serial #147089 the red one is serial #156085. Bob Mc
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    How many $$

    TO "Tractor Overseas" about 32 HP.
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    TO35 hanging up in reverse

    Farmer(GA) I found this a couple years ago, hope it helps you. Bob Mc Fixing a stuck transmission shift lever on a Ferguson or early MF tractor Transmission main shaft lever hang-up is common on most models of Ferguson/MF tractors after they get a little wear on them. The shift lever is held...
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