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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 Power steering.Video of turning the wheel. Tur,Turn,Turn
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 Power steering.Yep something aint right. Looking forward to some more "quality time" on this machine.
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 Power steering.Sean, The linkage you speak of has no play when I grab and shake it. The cylinder itself has very little movement when I grab it by...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 radiator.Well before I am done with this project I am going to speak fluent Ford...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 Power steering.I am horrible at drawing mental pictures (and as you can probably tell not the best mechanic) but I think I get the jist of what you...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 radiator.Aha !!! dagnabbit nomenclature! in normal land we say w/o or w/
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 Power steering.hmm...will have to investigate....thanks
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 radiator.Does not "L/Cooler" mean it has the oil cooler?
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TOk, yet another question! (and thanks for all the replies on the previous)...So when turning the wheel, the power steering want to turn...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 radiator.Yep, I knew it wouldnt have it as I have the manual reverser. Just odd there is no radiator without the oil cooler specfied in the...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 radiator.It was 11/16...and the nut was some weird type that only gives maybe 3/16 surface face to get the wrench on.....also had to cut my...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 radiator.Thanks all...watched someone take it off a 4500 model that is slightly different/later..was able to use a ratchet...dont think I have...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 backhoe steel hydraulic lines.If you look close you will see that approx half the threads are gone! thanks for the tip!
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TSo the old radiator is toast......good grief getting the two nuts off that hold it in place is a bear! Anyone know the size of that nut...
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TTomYaz replied to the thread Ford 4500 backhoe steel hydraulic lines.Yes. I have since learned that the vane pump was replaced with a gear pump. So the line on the right runs about $450...I wonder if...
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