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Swinging drawbar setup for bushhog
This is a Ford 4610 with a 10ft pull type mower. Should I allow the bar to swing behind the tractor (and how much), or set the bolts on either side of the pin right next to the bar? TIA- Jawjadawg
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Help with getting correct drag link and other steering components
The frankenfluid lines and braising definitely aren’t factory, but I wouldn’t know if they were replacements or conversions. -
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Help with getting correct drag link and other steering components
Tractor is an 88 Ford 3910. I used this website’s parts search and ordered new drag links and ball joints. They arrived yesterday and none of the stuff fits my tractor. I had a similar problem last week with a fuel filter assembly for my 4610. I’ll attach a picture of the drag links... -
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
For anyone who has the same problem: I’ve spoken with an older gentleman who has rebuilt these pumps. According to him, he has never seen the washer I need come in one of the rebuild kits, but he confirmed a washer is supposed to be there. He said it typically gets stuck up inside the pump... -
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
I would if I had one. I don’t think there was one. I’ve scraped around inside the pump to see if one is stuck up inside there and doesn’t appear to be, either. Any washer that would fit inside that opening would be able to pass all the way thru anyway and then up inside the pump, otherwise... -
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
Thank you! There must be something wrong with my kit. There isn’t a washer that will fit over the end of the “head locating fitting” that will also fit inside that hole. I wonder do they go on the other side of the housing? -
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
Update: I DID get it running again and the fuel leak was noticeably horrible. I was telling the neighbor I was about to pull the pump and he suggested I pull the bottom plate to check the gasket. So I pulled the banjo bolt (I think it is the fuel inlet) and plug from the bottom side of the... -
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3910 - What is the procedure to remove and inspect/clean hydraulic screen?
I am getting a whining/roaring sound that I thought was only present when the tractor was moving, but after draining, flushing, and refilling the system ( the fluid was a horrible brown and definitely contained water ) I’ve now noticed the hoses pulsate and the sound is present while sitting... -
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Neighbor's Dog Pack - Help Please (long, sorry)
What a horrible experience for you. I’m sorry this has happened. You’ve gotten some good advice and some horrible advice. First thing I want to say is do not put out poison or bait them with fish hooks. That’s liable to land you in jail, possibly on the news, and on the wrong side of the...- Jawjadawg
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
I didn’t on purpose. I’m not used to having a fuel shutoff valve on it. I had walked away and then decided to crank it again like 15 mins later just to make sure it was good and look to see if the pump was leaking. It only ran for a few seconds before it stalled. Less than 10. I... -
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Anyone have experience with Lindstron Splitting Rails?
They are available on Amazon and also their website for right at $1600 and $200 shipping. . I’m wondering if anyone owns these or has any personal experience and can vouch for the quality of the construction. I’ve read lots of threads about people fabricating their own splitting devices, but I...- Jawjadawg
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
Sorry. When I say “cranked again” what I really mean is “started”. -
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
Alright. I removed the regulator assembly. Reassembled. Could not get all of the air out of system. Pulled the fuel filter. Picked out the o-rings. Carefully reseated those and then bled the system again. Got it to fire up. Ran well for a good period of time idling. Turned it... -
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4610 Fuel pump leak question
These look to be the parts I have. Part # 5 is confusing. No
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