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  1. J

    Ford 5200's have same model numbers

    Thx Joe. So non of the manufacturing codes identified front axle options?
  2. J

    Ford 5200's have same model numbers

    Forgot to mention, they both have independent pto,s.
  3. J

    Ford 5200's have same model numbers

    I have a 1968 5200 nf and a 1971 5200 wf. Both have the same model number, E2014C, im assuming my 68 5200 left the Romeo plant as a wide front axle and the narrow front was added later.They are diesels with 4x2 transmissions.Not sure how those letters and numbers break down. Can anyone help?
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  4. J

    Explain how this works?

    I think a cheap rusty stone picker could probably pick up 80% of them stones/rocks, beins there so concentrated and untop of the surface. John
  5. J

    The power of frost

    Im in southern Ontario, we have pretty cold winters. Water lines have to be placed 4 ft down under road/laneways.
  6. J

    3-cylinder 4000 radiator

    I bought mine new from A-i last winter for my 3600, made in the Czeck republic. Was good quality and affordable
  7. J

    Ford 5200 moving front axle back.

    Hi Mark,thanks for the tip, any idea what the offical name of that part would, in case i start lookin for it in the local wrecking yards.
  8. J

    Ford 5000 slab weights

    Hi Dale, you have done a very nice job restoring your 5000. I too am on a quest to find a 1966 Ford 3000 that my Dad traded for a 5200 back in 1975. I have placed ads in local farm papers etc to try and find it but so far no one has called me. Im thinking my Ford 3000 has a snow blade/blower on...
  9. J

    Ford 5200 moving front axle back.

    a nice 5200 gasser (not mine). Note right behind the front wts, a bracket comes down from sterring plate. Tie rods attached to it 7600 same as 5200, axle in row crop position. This doesnt have a bracket extension.
  10. J

    Ford 5200 moving front axle back.

    I have a '71 5200 with wide front axle. I would like to move the front axle from the front position (row crop) to the back position (utility) which is right at the oil pan.My question is has anyone ever done this move? I understand that once its in the utility position,the tie rods now have to...
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  11. J

    Shifter sticking in R1

    Had same problem on my 3600, so i removed the shifter and welded a bead on to the tip.Then reshaped it back to original with a hand grinder.Doing so added maybe a quarter inch to it. That was 10 years ago. No problem since. ....John
  12. J

    Snow blower decisions

    I have a Dettson single auger snowblower that my dad purchased in the late 70s, i power it with my Ford 5000. The only problem it gives me is when i get in a hurry with heavy wet snow.then it has broke the shear pin on the pto shaft. I find the best way to handle first pass in deep snow is to...
  13. J

    Who can knock ford!

    When i was a kid i was crazy about the Chicago Black Hawks hockey team. Then Bobby Hull did some Ford tractor ads in some farm magasines and that did it, i was hooked!! Today i have 5 Ford tractors.
  14. J

    Saturday "Extra" Pic

    Probably sprayed corn in tassel
  15. J

    Just a nice old Ford

    HI Ultradog , yes thats very nice. I see its missing the steps on both sides. Looks like 1968 model with dual fuel filters. I have one exactly like it, narrow front, its a cool and rare option, but let me tell you how rough a ride they give. front end bobs up and down on even the smallest bump...
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