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    860 hydraulic pump rebuild

    Thanks to all for your input. I did replace the seal, all the springs, gaskets and ball valves. I did have trouble installing the small springs on the new valve plate and the roll pins were distorted from installation. I used an ice pick to hold the spring in place and another pick to work the...
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    860 hydraulic pump rebuild

    With the help of this forum I narrowed down my hydraulic problem to the pump. Arms would not operate until engine ran at a fast idol for 15 to 20 minutes then would work intermittent and slow. Problem was air in the system. After bleeding the pump it would work just fine but if left overnight...
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    641 - Broke Off Bolt in Gas Tank for Shut-off Valve HELP!!

    If the easy out is through the bolt and protrudes from the inside, and you can get at it from the fill cap on the top you should be able to hit it with a long punch it should tap out quit easily. Just a thought.
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    No Charge

    I agree, I had all this advice, some good some not so good but it gave me a starting point to do some research which led me to a means to trouble shoot and find the problem of which I had no Idea as where to start in the first place. Again thanks to all as this was a good learning...
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    No Charge

    I also double checked all wire termination and I identified each by doing a continuity test on each wire. all checked out as being terminated correctly.
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    No Charge

    how do I full field the generator and at where do I check it. At the ampere meter or with my tester?
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    No Charge

    I again have another electrical problem. I have a 960 Ford high crop with a six volt positive ground system. We to the generator and voltage regulator to the shop. The generator tested OK but had to replace the vr. I still do not get an increase in voltage at the battery when running. I did...
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    Ford tractor seat

    http://www.link_disallowed/forums/manuals/messages/5354.html These seats were made by Monroe shock company for Ford. The above web site shows the seat and parts list.
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    Ford 4000

    I have a Ford 4000 (3 cylinder gas) with the hydraulic piston pump that is mounted on the left side of the engine. I recently repaired the leaking oil line from the pump to the right rear side of the tractor. Repair went well no leaks. The three point when being raised chatters. This did...
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    Ford 4000

    Thanks Mark Terry
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    Ford 4000

    This is a fairly easy fix. I had to remove the right foot rests four bolts, also the return springs on the brakes had to be removed from the foot rests. After you get that far you just have to remove the fitting from the side of the tractor. You will have to get the whole assembly. You'll get a...
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    Ford 4000

    Thanks to all for the input. This is the later model with a three cylinder. If I understand you correctly the hydraulics and the rear axle are a common sump. I fill from the top fill cap on the rear axle, pull the square headed plug on the right rear even with the center of the axles and...
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    Ford 4000

    I have a ford 4000 that I am fixing for a friend. It had a hydraulic leak on the smaller of the tubes that run from the pump to the right rear side of the tractor. It was leaking at the compression fitting and I have a new one on order from my NH dealer. What I'm asking is are the transmission...
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    Casting number look up

    This web site may help http://www.springfieldbiz.com/oaktree/rhcodes_seria l.html
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    63 4000 Starting woes

    I'm not sure of the Pro's and Con's but my friend was having the same problem with his 2n with the six volt positive ground and he installed an eight volt batter. Now it starts right up!
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