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    3 cyclinder Ford 4000 (English Tractor)

    Thanks Sean. I have a blank plate on hand I picked up at a salvage yard for a few dollars. I can use either just wasn't sure if it made a difference. I will get it on and try it out in the next couple of days and let you know how it works. I will shoot you some photos when I am finished...
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    3 cyclinder Ford 4000 (English Tractor)

    Hey Sean in PA, I got the block you advised to put on my tractor today. One more question please? Do I need to use my old power beyond valve on top of the block I bought or just put a blank plate on it? The package did not come with any instuctions. Thanks and I will keep you posted!
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    3 cyclinder Ford 4000 (English Tractor)

    You have pegged it I believe. The power beyond valve is what the repair manual calls the valve mounted on the tractor that will control a single acting cylinder. It is not part of the loader controls. Those controls are simply a double spool control valve with a singe inlet and and outlet to...
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    3 cyclinder Ford 4000 (English Tractor)

    Just to be clear... I should tap into the power beyond valve for power for the loader, plug the tee in the line and leave the discharge as is going into the slump? If I do this I assume I use the middle position of the power beyond valve which provides power to both the 3 point and the device I...
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    3 cyclinder Ford 4000 (English Tractor)

    I got it. Where would you suggest I tap into the system to have pressure at both the 3 point and supply power to the loader? Thanks
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    3 cyclinder Ford 4000 (English Tractor)

    I recently purchased a quick attach loader to put on this English made 4000. The tractor has a hydralic forward/reverse shift lever and a straight 4 speed transmission much like the industrial backhoes I have used. It has a single large bell housing mounted gear type pump instead of the...
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    Komatsu D-21

    I bought a Komatsu DP41 about 5 years ago. It has been a very good machine. It was serviced every 250 hours and has 4200 hours on it now. Other than regular maintenance it has never given me any problems. The guy I bought it from told me to always keep it serviced, keep the undercarrage and...
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    Questions on TD20C

    Thanks Ron! I will look at it tomorrow and give you an update. Makes sense since it works okay in one direction but doesn't even whine in the other direction. Ray
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    Questions on TD20C

    I have posted a few questions and you guys have been very helpful on the new toy I bought. The Serial Number is 4260125U025430. I bought it to be a 1973 model. Is this correct based on the serial number? Is there anything else the serial number will tell me about the machine in terms of how...
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    Dresser TD20C

    Thanks to all who responded to my questions. This is what I like about the YT forums. I have owned and repaired most every brand of tractor over a lifetime of being around my Dad who dealt in farm equipment. I feel pretty comfortable with most repairs on tractors but dozers are new to me. I...
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    Dresser TD20C

    Interesting comments about the V8. I understood the later models had a Cummings engine that was prone to problems but had not seen anything negative on the V8 IH motors. Thanks for the information on the older TD20 versus the later TD20C undercarrage. I understand if the parts will not bolt up...
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    Dresser TD20C

    Thanks! As my title indicates I am a Novice in many areas and even though I am 59 years old I learn something new each day. I have heard the term pitch in reference to sprockets, rails, etc, but do not know exactly what that means. If the sprockets were swapped would this allow the parts to...
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    Dresser TD20C

    Do any of you guys know if the undercarrage components from an IH TD20 built in the mid-60s will interchange with the Dresser TD20C built in 1974? The machines look indentical in terms of undercarrage. The only difference I see externally is the IH has the big inline 6 motor and the newer...
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    Dresser TD20 C

    I understand about the idler but on my Komatsu DP41 the guards can be unbolted and removed in sections to reach the top of the tensioner. It appears on Dresser the guard is welded in place the full length of the track. In essence it looks like you will be working down through the opening on...
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    Dresser TD20 C

    Hello gang, Just bought a new toy and need some expert advice. I have a track tensioner leaking badly past the seals. I see no appartent way to access the part to replace the seals. It appears the only way in would be to remove the track to and front idler to make what should be a pretty...
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