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Ford 4000 Update
* @ William Fissell Are you referring to my post ? pasted below " Looking for > A special bolt that goes "inside" the power steering oil reservoir ( possible a hollow bolt ? ) that holds down the ( apprx. 3.5 x 1.5" ) power steering oil filter. Some one before me lost it." If so... -
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Fuel Cap
I am still trying to ID the tractor I am working on correctly. So many different types and tractor number ID's. The one I am working on says FORD 4000, LCG. on the side. I don't know what the LCG stands for. After posting some pics of the tractor I am working on, other posters said it's a... -
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Oil Pressure
@ souNdguy Thanks man... Good, I'm ok with the 50 psi I have... -
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Ford 4000 Update
Thanks very much for the Info. Will have to go to the farm tomorrow and take a look see, to locate that tranny fill plug. Will look for the ID numbers you posted for me. Thanks... I did look on both sides a few days ago, but not wanting to start pulling bolts off to check, thought I'd... -
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Oil Pressure
Dose any one know the oil presser # for a NEW manufactured FORD 4000, ( it's probably a 1964 model) and what would be the lowest presser that would be safe for an older used (4 cylinder) FORD 4000 ?? As of today, with a fresh oil change/filter I get a max of 50 # presser on the dash board... -
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Ford 4000 Update
Hi Great restoration you have there !!! I am working on a farmers 1964 FORD 4000 w/ select-O-speed. ( possibly a 'Jubalee"It Looks just like your blue one, has same instrument cluster, looks as same side carb mount and exact looking distributor side as your. I have been looking for some... -
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Wheel cylinder hone
My 2 cents worth... Use the a three legged hone that will self center, and insure a true, round, bore is what you need. ( these are made for brake jobs) Also use a little brake fluid ( keep job wet) while honing at a nice stead med. speed and move the hone in and out slowly wile honing...- Oro
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8n only runs with choke pulled out
Original poster said: "has a 12v with coil and distributor 6v. It will run and let me mow for amount 5-10 minutes then act like it is starving for fuel " After checking all gas lines/carb/etc. and still have problems ?!? I recently been working on a Ford 4000, for some farmers. Last...- Oro
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