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    19-71 dearborn loader valve parts

    Thanks for the info. I found that #6229 earlier, but in the description its .375" not the .50" like in your info. (IDK) I'm probably just going to try it out
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    19-71 dearborn loader valve parts

    I was thinking the same thing but i'm thinking that because these are typically rotary shaft seals they wont hold up to the movement of a shaft back and forth through it
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    19-71 dearborn loader valve parts

    Or is it just time for a new dual spool valve?
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    19-71 dearborn loader valve parts

    Hey all, trying to source the seals for my dearborn loader valve body. I have a part # on one of them of 6208-CR but that comes up with a bearing number. I need the two seals that are 1.125 inches OD, .625" ID and .50" wide
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    ford 600 hood center

    That might be it. The hinges are off, but its almost like it wants to work. Bought this tractor from a farmer, its a bit scabbed together. I've learned a lot about the old fords doing research on it.
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    ford 600 hood center

    Should have been a bit more specific. The hood top hinged center, not the nose cone
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    ford 600 hood center

    Looking for some info on my ford 600 hood center. The one i have seems too narrow to fit correctly. I assume that this is not the correct center as the hood is correctly fit to the tractor and together properly. Any idea what center this is and what ones will fit my tractor? TIA 1955 ford...
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    MF 50 industrial

    Looking for any pros/cons to an older MF 50 industrial loader tractor with perking diesel. Has cab and 3 point hitch with loader. Not real familiar with them, good price. Runs and operates as it is, just not sure if there is something i should look out for
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    600 series pump sump

    So a bit more digging and it looks like what ever is supposed to be connecting the lines in the sump, a relief, filter whatever it is, is missing. Anybody have a diagram on what supposed to be in there? TIA
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    600 series pump sump

    Is there supposed to be a relief in the sump between the vertical line and the horizontal lines? This rear end is off a early ford 2000 series FYI
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    600 series pump sump

    Looking to get a bit of info on my hydraulic system on my 600 series ford. I am cleaning the hydraulic sump and internal lines to add the three point hitch top plate and hydraulic pump. I see that both lines are open in the sump. Is this supposed to be like this? I had figured the return...
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    different bucket

    Good evening, just wanted to give a bit of info for anybody who has a old Dearborn loader on a old ford. I had 40" heavy bucket on my loader, but with the tires being at 72-75" wasn't much good for snow. I bought a bucket off a john deere model 100 loader, 72" wide and it pinned right up...
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    3pt hitch add on update

    For what it's worth, i have pretty good experience building what ever i need. I have all the basic tools, and can figure out most anything. If it doesn't make since to buy all the parts, i already have a plan in place to build the hitch i need. Just looking for information before i tear down...
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    3pt hitch add on update

    Time to tear apart and start looking. I have a chance to by a complete 600 half restored for cheap, so i want to know what to look for.
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    3pt hitch add on update

    Thanks, are there tubes or is it made into the casting? And if I am correct, the sump should be under the cover, not in the transmission like on the 8n correct?
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