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    Rookie Mistake - 1979 Ford 4600 ignition switch

    This should be compatible with your 5 position switch.
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    Rookie Mistake - 1979 Ford 4600 ignition switch

    This might help. Salvaged from a prior post.
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    Looking at a Ford 3910, need some advice please…

    Fuel filters upside down. Injection pump replaced with one out of an industrial. Perhaps due to the innovative positioning of the fuel filters.
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    Ford 4600 alternator info

    Your alternator is 70 Amp. A bit of an overkill, but it works so I'd stick with it. The CNH parts online parts page for the 4600 isn't helpful, but the 4630 used a 70 Amp alternator that I believe is backwards compatible. If you search Part No. E7NN10B376BB ALTERNATOR 70A online you will...
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    Ford 420 Industrial identification/leaky axle

    There's videos out there to watch. Buy a factory reprint manual. There's info here also as your question gets asked often. https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/threads/1992-ford-3230-axle-oil-showing-on-wheel.1770800/
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    Looking for spool spring source

    Messicks parts doesn't show your 19-61 loader, but they do show 19-23 as a heavy duty loader with control valve. The related spool spring is part no. 192205. Their parts locator shows six available in an obsolete warehouse, if this is the valve you have. The relief valve spring is no longer...
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    1992 Ford 3230 axle oil showing on wheel

    The 3230 was a very popular vineyard tractor where you live. Many were sold by Lampson Tractor. The overview is this. You're going to have to drain the Center Housing and even with a leak, there could be close to ten gallons in there. If you want to save the fluid, you'll have to take a...
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    Ford 445A Shuttle Shift

    You can get at the pins through the inspection cover under the bell housing. First, assume the roll pin is good unless you can see the bellcrank is pointing the wrong direction. The clevis pin causes your symptom, loss of adjustment. From what you've stated, your transmission has F and R...
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    Frustrating fuel issue...

    Unfortunately, new parts are not what they used to be. Change out the new fuel pump so you know for sure. I have a Ford 6.0 that gave me fits a couple of years ago. OEM starter died in a bad spot so one of my guys installed a Napa starter in the TSC parking lot. I knew it wasn't going to...
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    3 cylinder displacement?

    You don't have to remove the front bolster to change the pump drive. When you get all the oil and dirt cleaned out of the bolster and get the pump exposed, you will see that you can unbolt the pump and move it forward to gain the distance you need to remove the pump drive. The bigger problem...
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    Ford 7700 steering orbital

    You can replace the boot seal from the bottom without removing the steering motor. Replace the bolts as they stretch. As mentioned, make sure you have the correct length seal. There may be an oring as well. Don't remember.
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    Pex in black water pipe

    If your pipe is polyethylene and you're going to hire a plumber to help with the repair, I'm going to toss this at you. PE pipe can be electrofusion welded (socket welded). It's a simple and permanent procedure that requires a fitting and an electrofusion welder. Look for a plumber who can...
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    TD6

    I would think just the opposite. How many times have we seen track kits on skid-steers to make them float? If you read up on the CAT conversion, you'll understand why it was a solution to a problem Florida farmers had in their sugarcane fields and one of the early Mudders.
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    Friends 3400 industrial

    If that 3400 has a front pump, you should be able to raise the loader with the starter.
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    TD6

    Search query: Caterpillar DW6 Sugarbaby Conversion. Likely your TD6 was an attempt to build a quasi-sugarcane tractor on an IH platform. Hard to believe they didn't use a TD9, but maybe something smaller than a DW6 was needed for an application other than sugarcane. Whatever the need, mud was...
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