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    860 clutch disks

    I just finished my 861 clutch replacement myself. Go ahead and take your medicine like a big boy. Shuck out from 3 to 4 hundred dollars and get a pre-assembled clutch pack with release bearing,pilot bearing, and double clutch assembly.You may want to check the release bearing carrier also...
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    860 clutch

    Been there done that! Go ahead and replace clutch assembly ,release bearing and probably release bearing carrier. It appears that the release bearing seized up. Its not a bad job, but time consuming
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    1958 861 PTO problem

    The PTO shaft and the bearing have a retainer ring to keep them in place. It sounds if the retainer ring on one or both of them maybe gone or broken. Fairly simple fix
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    What is this?

    should be a simple no cost fix
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    What is this?

    In the second picture ,it appears that someone put the spacer between the pulley and the fan ,instead of behind the fan If you look closely you'll see the gap between the pulley and the fan.
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    What is this?

    There is normally a 1/2 to 34 spacer that is supposed to be behind the fan to space it out from the housing. Like someone else said the front bearing in the generator may be bad. If you find out the bearing is ok you should be able to find that spacer at any auto parts store where they often...
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    4600 ford tractor hard cranking

    wow ! thanks for all of the advice. I think this weekend we're going to replace battery and cables. Then were going to replace the fuel filters,and then give it a try. Thanks so much
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    4600 ford tractor hard cranking

    No smoke at all. Runs extremely smooth. I think we'll do what you said start with replacing the battery an cables.If that doesnt work, I'll take the starter off and have it tested to make sure int snot dragging. Thanks for all of your help and suggestions!
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    4600 ford tractor hard cranking

    I have a neighbor that has a 4600 Ford Diesel. The tractor runs flawlessly when cranked. The only two ways he can crank it is with just a very small shot of starting fluid, or pul it as little as ten feet and it fires right up. My question is does anyone think that a weak battery,and dragging...
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    Ford 800

    Depending on the diameter and length of the studs,they are readily available at your local NAPA auto parts store. Normally the carburetor studs are course on one end and fine on the other end.
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    Distributor slipping?

    there is supposed to be a clip,but its not in the rotor button. The clip actually fits in a groove on the distributor shaft. Install the dust cover, then slide the clip down on the distributor shaft with the tab on the tab on the clip facing upwards ,install the rotor button and rotate until...
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    Slowly, but surely

    Great job! Its come aloooong way
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    Clutch a Pedal Bushing for 861 5 speed?

    You may check with Dennis Carpenter Ford in Charlotte N.C. They specialize in antique Ford Trucks,Ford Cars, and old Red Belly Ford tractor parts
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    861-knob with slit on dash-light?

    That is correct. The opening os smallto reduce glare
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    861 ford tractor

    I got all of the slack out of the clutch pedal by boring out and putting bushings in the linkage I now have only about an inch of travelin clutch pedal. Now I cant press the pedal down but about half way down and the compression bottoms out. It will go in gear only a slight grind. Now my...
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