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    Rest O Ride Seat Finished

    I finally finished my rest o ride seat for my Ford 960. The problem I had was a busted roll pin in the right side. When I got that out and a new one in the seat doesn't slant any more. Thanks for all the help I received on this discussion forum.
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    Fordson Super Major

    Agriline in England. I have ordered many parts from them.
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    valve spring retainer collars

    Hi all, I am still in the very slow process of a 1964 super major ground up rebuild. I have new parts for the head execpt for the spring collar retainers. Two different styles on this 223 diesel . One style for either exhaust or intake is shaped like a doughnut, which I bought from New...
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    lift arm removel

    Hey Thanks Robert, I'll try it!
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    lift arm removel

    Thanks, I will have access to a torch shortly and will try it out!
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    lift arm removel

    Hi Bendee, Good thoughts on marking position, I will do that. I forgot to say the reason I need the arms off is because there is so much slop in the bushings, mostly the right bushing, it feels like a half inch at the outside of the arm. They must be rusted as the tractor on the whole had...
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    lift arm removel

    Hey guys, i stil lneed help with removal of my lift arms on top cover. I have tried wedging a putty knife between cover and arms and pounding with a sledge but no movement. The things seem welded on. I understand the splined tube comes out the right side if your sitting on the tractor,is that...
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    surface angle different betwen axles

    Agriline, one of my favorites! I have ordered almost all my new parts from them!Thanks Dave
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    surface angle different betwen axles

    Thanks Dave, I guess I have lots to consider here. I see the U S version or seal retainer is different than U K. Oh well, another one of the many sub projects adding to the whole. New Holland, here I come! Kerry
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    surface angle different betwen axles

    Hi All, I just took my outer bearings off my axles and noticed the surface area of the small "step up" angle leading to the oil seal/axle surface interface is different between the 2 axles. One is almost twice the surface area. Is that a mistake? The axle seals and housings have the same part...
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    opinion on clutch springs

    Hey Lonzo'' I guess my air hammer is not heavy enough as it has not budged the lift arms. I believe you on the air hammer though. I have been using a friends air gun to take off large rusted nuts on my tractor and it works great. I had lots of problems with the fender bolts as the rust was older...
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    opinion on clutch springs

    HI Bendee'' I just googled Speedie sleve and it looks good. I think I will go that way. Just by chanch do you remember what size you ordered on that? I am guessing if you have a super major like me they should have the same size axel. Thanks Kerry
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    opinion on clutch springs

    thanks for the info all, I will look into the sleeve idea first then the J B weld idea. The sleeve must be very thin otherwise it would streach the seal too much. Now I have to figue out getting the lift arms off, there is just no room to put a wedge between them and the case without breaking...
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    opinion on clutch springs

    Hi all, I have been trying to source new clutch springs. New Holland sent me cleaned up old ones, some even had bad slpitting on them. I did not purchase them but did find brand new ones from a clutch company that are exact dimensions but with 17% more pressure than originals. The clutch...
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    diff bearing holder shims?

    Thanks for the link, I looked them up and have taken measurements. Kerry
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