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    Kawasaki motor FH641D-BSO4

    sorry no model number
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    12 volt conversion kit for Ferguson TO 30

    Thanks for the reply and info. Did not look like it should be working the way it was wired. Have the whole thing taken apart since that pic was taken. In the process of cleaning, painting and replacing seals and putting it all back together. Will post the pics of the before and afteron here when...
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    12 volt conversion kit for Ferguson TO 30

    Other side of engine view
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    12 volt conversion kit for Ferguson TO 30

    Bought this 1952 TO 30 and trying to figure out what type system it has. Looks like they already had it converted over to 12 volt but the wiring does not look right. Any ideas?
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    TO-30 Steering Box Seals

    Went to Nashville Tractor here locally and he was able to order them for me. Here are the numbers on the invoice MF 195761M1 Seal 55B8 $18.87 each Nashville Tractor # 615-865-7800 Dont know where he ordered them from. Hope this helps. Wolfwise
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    Parts Identification for TO-30

    Thanks Richard, I had them reversed. I see it now that I look again. Trying to keep as much original equipment on here if I can and just replace what is severely worn and non working. Wolfwise
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    TO-30 Steering Box Seals

    Thanks for all the quick replies guys. Will try the heavier grade gear oil and see how it works. Wolfwise
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    TO-30 Steering Box Seals

    Which side has the spring, I dont see a sprint on it. I had to heat the old ones out and ended up destroying the rubber and spring in the process. Dont recall which side the spring came out of. Think its the bottom picture. Wolfwise
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    Parts Identification for TO-30

    Looking at these two parts to replace only it is difficult to tell which one of these replacement is going to be for which part. Tie Rod End - Replaces OEM #194606M91. 3.250" long, .687" dia., 18 RH thread. For Models: 135 early, 30, 35, TEA20, TEF20, TED20, TO20, TO30. (Part No...
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    TO-30 Steering Box Seals

    Just got my new outer dust seals in for the steering box on my 1952 TO-30 and needed alittle input. I am too cheap to buy the overpriced 10 page manual at TSC. (is there a good manual out there?) Anyway when I put in these seals do I need to put some sealer around the collar before I slip them...
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    1952 TO-30 Restore Project

    Wow looks great. Thanks for sharing. I will be a regular here and will post some pics as the tractor comes along. Thanks to everyone that has added thier input and advice. You all really have a nice forum here with alot of great advice. Happy to be here. Wolfwise
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    1952 TO-30 Restore Project

    Thanks for the quick reply Jeff. I have been paying attention to all the truely professional restoration projects and it seems like they take it comletely down to parts. I guess that way you can inspect the things inside for potential future breakdowns and repair before hand. I am not looking to...
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    1952 TO-30 Restore Project

    Hey folks, I grabbed a 1952 TO-30 for a project and have been slowly working on the minor issues. The tractor runs like a dream and there are no engine leaks, but it is really dirty and grimy and there is virtually no paint on this tractor left. Well there probably is under some of the grime...
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    Steering Box Seals TO-30

    Thanks for the replies everyone. I have pulled and pryed and they are really stuck. Gonna try a bit of heat next ever so carefully around the edges to see if they get unstuck. I love working on these old tractors. Nothing ever really complicated, just basic knowledge. And the best part. NO DARN...
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    Steering Box Seals TO-30

    Hey all, I am in the process of rebuilding the steering gear box and replacing the bushings and outer dust seals. Can anyone tell me how to remove the old seals. They seem to be pressed in pretty tight and I actually screwed one side up (gonna replace so its no biggie) trying to pop it out. Do I...
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