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Ford 340 (A,B,C) shift lever dust cap alternative
Sean, thanks for the fast reply. Yep, thats the item. I did a few searches with the part number and found similar prices. Pack of 5? Now thats just silly. Again, much appreciated. -
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Ford 340 (A,B,C) shift lever dust cap alternative
Searching online, I'm not seeing this dust / weather cap available, and will check with the dealer in the upcoming days, but I need to replace those dome shaped covers which also support the spring providing slight upward pressure on the shift levers. Have you found a part or alternative? -
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Fellow Gannon box scraper owners - non factory mods?
This 77" H-320 is undergoing some refurb'ing by me, along with new blades. I'm viewing some PO mods to other parts of the box which will be removed, but at this point I'm wondering if these lower "steering rudders" were non factory? Based on the shape of the 3 (2 are visible), the fact that...- HD_Jeff
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660 thermostat housing
Time for a replacement thermostat housing, yet all I see on the internet have this extra mounting tab up on the outlet portion. Mine has the same 2 bolt mount, but not the third hole on the neck. Is there a replacement without this extra hookup? I'd just be guessing as to its purpose. -
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Whoops!....What is this? I need one.
Welcome aboard Ronnierings! I'll let you take it over from here. :wink:- HD_Jeff
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Whoops!....What is this? I need one.
Well, actually someone else needs one. I'm just the helper. :D 1. Not sure of the Massey model, but it has a front loader, and this is related to the loader. 2. This is the part needed in the pic. Right now a spare is on loan. 3. Its a 3 cyl diesel, so perhaps '80s vintage. Can you help...- HD_Jeff
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dual clutch works backwards
Would you prefer to operate the machine with your clutch foot to the floorboard...all....day.....long...in order to stay engaged? How did the machine operate before you had started to work on it? -
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Marvel Schebler carb - choke plate orientation
Bern, a belated thanks! I've found and ordered the flapper spring. I've also noticed my choke return spring is there in spirit, but not functional due to a sheared off end. I've got that on the way too. Little by little..... :D -
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Understanding Replacing Bolts
USS is coarse thread SAE is fine thread Just in case you really wanted to know! :wink: -
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Replacing front axle bushing - photos attached.
Tell me thats a plant stand, and not a jack stand I see those cinder blocks being used for.....- HD_Jeff
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660 Rad mount and Axle pin query
Yep! Mission Creep and Shipwrights Disease are derived from the same terrible strain of Improvmentitis. For those not familiar with this affliction.... Shipwright's disease...goes something like this: [color=darkred:59d9872961][i:59d9872961]Sailor owns boat. Boat has burned out light... -
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Classic sounds you don't want to hear in the shop
It's the sound of silence..... Springs flying out....and never hearing the landing Nut slipping out of your fingers, and you're in the tall grass Torque wrench failing to register it's reading....cause the fastener just rotates Seeing the bubbles in the tire tank, after you have repatched...- HD_Jeff
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rear axle outer seals plus pics
[color=red:090b3e2263][size=18:090b3e2263]Nice!!![/size:090b3e2263][/color:090b3e2263] [size=9:090b3e2263]Psst...you missed a spot....right there on the left. Up...no up more....there. See it?[/size:090b3e2263] :lol: -
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Oil Pan Gasket
Sealer, yes. Just on the pan side. I generally avoid RTV and stick with a very small amount of a non-hardening sealer on the pan side to retain the gasket. Spend the time to straighten any pan imperfections while using a hard flat surface. It's a perfect time to practice your bodywork skills...
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