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lift arm question(s) '63 4000 4cyl
There are no right are left. I always put the implement side down and point inside. That will put the tractor side point up and away. -
What lubricant do you use on linkage
I find white lithium grease in a rattle can to useless eye candy. I am concerned will what I use get on a customer's clothing. I use fluid film a lot on exposed joints unlike rattle can lithium grease it does not set up hard they can always come back for another shot of FF. Don't take this... -
641 6 volt coil question
Pix 2 today we call coil ramping its common to check coils this way and the most effective fast way. On modern vehicles its not easy to scope the secondary and normally not worth the time it would take. Then add in one small mistake the possibility of damage to your scope. Today we have misfire... -
641 6 volt coil question
At this time I am doing everything I can to get out of my shop alive this is not a priority. If I ever run out of thinks to do I may knock the dust off of my scopes until then I am only interested in paying jobs : ). -
641 6 volt coil question
8BA-12029 ICR7, 1.14-1.26 ohms FAC-12029A IC10, 1.42-1.58 ohms use ICR10 are 11 resister D2AF-12029A IC17?, 1.25-1.36? ohms use ICR13 D5TE-12029A IC21, 1.36-1.48 ohms use ICR25 or 26 -
Still amazed with these old ford tractors
Curiosity and to prove I can often does not pay well. I got trapped between a bud and a seller the seller said it ran up until my bud called about it. He said it knocked off while backing out of his garage he looked at the points he did not see anything bad. The dist. cap was off I looked it...- Hobo,NC
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- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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641 6 volt coil question
That's why I asked "What are the specs on each coil" They are all 12029 coils the A is the first revision what changed, calling it a 12V coil is not the answer. Revision Level: Moving up the alphabet (from A to B, C, etc.) often means the part was updated or revised by engineering. -
641 6 volt coil question
8BA-12029 FAC-12029A D2AF-12029A D5TE-12029A So all we know its a coil that fits a ford whatever that ford used across the board on most everything they made up to 1975. What are the specs on each coil. -
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What happened to pickups - part two
In my hood 150 miles from the beach I would never buy any vehicle that lived any of its life near a beach. The salt air are driving through a puddle of sea water it all it takes. This can be just as bad as a northern salt state. If you are ever near a beach when the air is misty you would...- Hobo,NC
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Still amazed with these old ford tractors
My first N was a $500 non runner my mistake I got it running before I confirmed the price. Once I got it running and took a drive down the street the owner said $1200 its not negotiable . Moral of the story don't work for free on a tractor you are interested in.- Hobo,NC
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- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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What happened to pickups??
Dawg, this is how the extreme left (bully) sees your personal choice. Its probably how they see a Christian southern redneck from NC. For the record that pix is not from my hood they will not let you hang a meter base on the side of a mobile home. Some things are better not said but they...- Hobo,NC
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Compression Testing Dry Wet Marvel Mystery Oil 1951 Ford 8N
This why you add Acetone to ATF, that turns it into more of a solvent mix. I would classify MMO as more of a solvent than anything else. I don't think ATF alone would have been as effective on surface rust as MMO so MMO was a good call. The average DIY is not gonna pay for the good stuff to...- Hobo,NC
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- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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