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Your '63 Ford sounds like the Yanmar. I think the prior owners were more concerned with keeping it looking good instead of what's under the hood. The white smoke has me especially concerned. I actually have a boom pole, dirt scoop, box blade and angle blade that I've used over the years...- dobiedisco
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Thank you, I'll look again when I change the radiator overflow hose. It's been too hot outside.- dobiedisco
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The Yanmar loader blocks the hood from being opened, it has to be removed and that's a problem, because I reinjured a shoulder that has screws put in it ~20 years ago. It's tightly wedged in there and I used a boom pole the other day to remove it. Would a loader be too much for my 1900's front...- dobiedisco
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That's my luck, thanks for the information. I really don't want to sell it to buy one with a loader, can't afford to buy one without selling it and my Kubota BX2200.- dobiedisco
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That's the diagram I looked at, but can't find the connection. I don't know why I can't, it's crazy. I was out there at 3 a.m. with a spotlight looking for an opening within reach of the cable.😡- dobiedisco
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Has anyone added a loader to a tractor that wasn't already plumbed for one? I've reached the point where I need a loader. Have a 4x4 Ford 1900 that I love, so I bought a little Yanmar YM2000 with an after market loader that I do not love, lol. Seller lied and I'm in a pickle. The 1900 would be...- dobiedisco
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I finally got around to figuring out what one of the disconnected wires is... it's the tachometer cable, which looks like the entire connection came out. I've looked at the parts diagram, searched videos until I'm cross-eyed and for the life of me cannot find where this was connected. Is there a...- dobiedisco
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in a perfect world, my reliable old 4wd Ford 1900 would have a loader. 😁 I need one to move feed from the truck to the feed room, clean up after the horses, and push tree debris to the burn piles. I think I'm going to have to get different front tires due to the ground I'll be moving around in...- dobiedisco
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I picked up a YM2000 over the weekend out of necessity, I need a small tractor with loader to (hopefully) prevent another shoulder surgery. With my tiny budget, it's understood some maintenance would be required. Think I got a bit more than anticipated! On the driver's side, there are 2...- dobiedisco
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