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Safely remove hydraulic parts
Thank you all for your feedback, this is why I come here first. Now I know what the caps and plugs are called so I can get the correct ones. Also most of the process. When I cycle the valves with the machine off they will only move down. If I try to move them up they will not because the machine...- frankinri
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Safely remove hydraulic parts
Wondering what it the best way to make sure it is safe to remove a hydraulic line. Is it always under pressure? I have some fittings and hoses I would like to repair and I have never removed one. The machine is a 1972 ford 4500 backhoe. Also wondering how to limit the amount of fluid lost during...- frankinri
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Ford 4500 overflowing hydrolic fluid with filter
I would add an inch to this if your dipstick does not have the cylinder at the top. -
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Ford 4500 overflowing hydrolic fluid with filter
I would guess overall length is about 6 inches but I can get you the measurements tomorrow. -
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Glow plug install
Looks like the ignition has a pin for this (pin 3) but how will I know when its ready? Is there some type of a light I can install? I have the YT instrument cluster installed. -
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Glow plug install
Thanks a bunch guys you are the best. Not sure what you mean by heat position. Also are you sure the all have a plug on the intake manifold? -
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Glow plug install
The other day I had to start the tractor with either because it was cold out. On the can it says not to use it on an engine with glow plugs. I would like to setup the tractor so it is easy to start even when its cold. I ordered a manifold glow plug from yesterdays tractor. I have never installed... -
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Ford 4500 cab / heat / ac
The more I think about the cost and install process the more I am thinking of building. Anyone build a cab? Wondering if you used glass or plexi? Also what type of mounding did you use to hold it in place? Anyone make one with windows that open?- frankinri
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Ford 4500 cab / heat / ac
I hear you all about upgrading but I really like the tractor I have. What about building my own cab?- frankinri
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Ford 4500 cab / heat / ac
Thanks guys. Know any online resources for finding parts in salvage yards?- frankinri
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Ford 4500 cab / heat / ac
Did they offer a cab that had heat and ac for the 1972 ford 4500?- frankinri
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