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    AGM battery maintainer

    I have 5 of these, been using them about 8 years and no problems.
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    Ford 4000 clutch pedal stub shaft

    That stub is threaded in the housing, did you try tightening it. Could be just something simple or the threads are bad. You can see as much with the shiftier cover off without splitting it.
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    1963-64 ford 2000 4cyl power steering question.

    Down in that hole about 1-1/2 inch is a lip, put your thingy in there and push down on the top of the thingy until the spring is compressed. Might have to turn the top of the thingy and hold your tongue just right but it will catch.
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    Unknown Grease Port??

    I have two 64 4130s, the one with the Sherman reverser has the zerk to grease the throw out bearing, one shot of grease every 10 hours.
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    961 ford power steering pump removal

    If your pump looks like this one loosen the jam nut then back off the turnbuckle and push.
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    Ford 4000 ID, parts sources, power steering issues

    The gasket 231191 and filter AE33538A you can get from NH.The retainer that holds the filter down, good luck on that.
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    903 Ford posthole digger

    I just picked this up a couple days ago for a $100.00, good deal I thought.I think they made two models of the 903, an early 55 -79 and later model. Don't know if this will help you but here are some pics. I took.
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    Wood chipper

    Well this is what I decided on, in the shop putting it together. Hope it works out, never used one before
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    Wood chipper

    Anyone have one or used a pto driven wood chipper. I am going to buy one, tired of burning.
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    Truck pic

    My Dads Reo, it had a chain drive for the rear axle. This was 1948. Looks like he stopped the driver for a beer break.
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    Eaton PS Fluid Reservoir

    If it looks like this one it's 5/8" below the lip of the top of can.
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    One Big Beautiful Car

    Of all the old cars I've had in the last 60+ years this is the only one I kept. I don't know why but I'm glad I did. Took me 3 years to restore it,I've had it for 54 years.
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    Brush cutter nut

    Don't know about the different makes, mine is an old HI CO and it takes a 1-5/8" socket.
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    wheel holder

    For us make do with what you have people. I use a 28" traffic cone, paint one side then flop it over.
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    Block Drain

    Yes.
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