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    4000su won’t start

    Follow the path of the fuel, since the tank is new and fuel is fresh check to see if it's getting to and flowing through the filter. Then bleed it through the pump and then on to the injectors. Sitting for years the pump itself might be gummed or rusted internally.
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    12V conversion - charging lamp

    I have no idea what tractor you're working on. That alternator was made most likely in China, any markings mean nothing. You can take your 1 wire alternator and buy a voltage regulator, open yours up and put a standard 3 wire regulator in and wire up your light. From memory the GM part # was...
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    2n PTO

    Start with simple, pump is at the far end of the list. Fluid quantity and quality first, is there enough and what fluid is it? Is it contaminated with water?
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    Parasitic Drain on Ford 8N with brand new 12V conversion

    If your 12v battery isn't 12.6 volts it is not charged or not good. 27 posts and you might just have a bad battery.
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    NAA Starter Switch

    I don't know why yours does it. I would check with a voltmeter to see if the solenoid is sticking on and keeping the starter engaged. Guessing usually helps the parts stores stay in business, diagnosing isn't near as much fun as buying something new. If you want a guess, I'll guess solenoid...
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    Ammeter Loop

    https://brainly.com/question/34791971 Inductive ammeter is not wired to anything so it cannot cause a drain on the battery. Bare wires with no insulation should not be on a tractor.
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    Parasitic Drain on Ford 8N with brand new 12V conversion

    I pointed, did you pick up the DVOM and check anything? Takes longer to type than to perform a simple voltage diagnosis.
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    Parasitic Drain on Ford 8N with brand new 12V conversion

    I'm pointing to picking up a DVOM and put it across the battery terminals and see if it has 12.6v.
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    Thermostat or not??

    Henry was tighter than a crab's butt, if it didn't need something he didn't put it on.
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    Electrical (Solenoid) Gremlins

    It would crank with the key off....That's normal if the tractor is wired properly and you mean the engine will turn over when you push the starter button. Continuing to turn over without the wire connected to the starter button means the wire is punched somewhere and grounding, or the solenoid...
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    harbor freight 20 lb. sand blaster - looking for tips

    Google sand blasting in your area. Surely dropping it off and paying someone is cheaper than buying or renting a compressor and the mess and aggravation of sandblasting in the heat. Sometimes you have to know when to say when.
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    SK Tool warranty

    We have an SK tool truck that comes around to local shops, he's warrantied tools for me. I'm blown away by the price of that 1/4" ratchet, I have a few of them and I've had them for 40-50 years, they are the go to 1/4" ratchets and I have every other brand. Nothing like the fine teeth of those...
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    Ford 3000 timing

    Did you put a little paint or chalk on the marks, makes it much easier to see. When you rotated the engine and found the marks was #1 at TDC and the rotor pointing at the #1 position of the cap?
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    Ford 3000, very low compression

    Once poor compression is determined the next step is to figure out why. I'd remove the valve cover and observe all of the valves and if they are moving and closing all of the way. The simple test is to use compressed air blown in the cylinder with the piston at TDC and the valves closed to see...
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    Sealant

    Just say NO to teflon tape in tractor applications. Gasoila thread sealant is the sealant to use if you are sealing tapered pipe threads. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008HPVAQ8/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A24D81V0VL2TB2&th=1
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    2X Readers

    After cataract surgery I was checked and need 2.5 for reading. I get quality prescription glasses every year, Medicare buys me a pair a year, and get polycarbonate lenses. Also buy safety glasses and sunglasses with a 2.5 bifocal style lens at Walmart.
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    1954 8n suddenly hard to start

    Spark or fuel, dealers choice on what to check. I'd be looking at fuel first if I was dealing.
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    Stalls loading

    I think it's fuel related, just my guess, but it sounds like you are chasing electricity.
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    1948 ford 8n bogs under load

    I have many friends running E85 in their race cars with no problems and none of the horror stories of the internet. Rubber fuel lines and they store 55 gals.
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    Battery Drained Again

    Just a warning, making sparks around the top of a battery can be hazardous to your health, not a joke. If the battery is off gassing and you make a spark the battery can explode, seen it a few times.
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