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Attn: John Pa. re: Lester Battery Charger
John, I have a question concerning your charger. Could you provide me your email address? My email is [email protected] Thank you. Doyle- 841D TX
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No oil slinger
Folks, I know this has been discussed before. I'm replacing broken oil pickup tube on 50 8n front mount. Got pan removed and replacement tube ordered. I noticed that oil slinger that mounts behind crank pulley is missing. Discussions show that it is often found missing, and others say it is...- 841D TX
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841-D Standpipe?
Once again, I appreciate your photos. I think I'm convinced I, going to route my small return line to the tank as you did. Could you fill me in on how you secured your elbow to the sending unit cover. I had mine apart and its pretty thin. Also, if possible provide the size fittiings that you... -
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841-D Standpipe?
Really appreciate the photos. Will be a big help when I move my return line. Any difficulties drilling the fitting in the top of the fuel tank? Any problem with metal shavings when you drill thru? -
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841-D Standpipe?
Hate to barge in on this discussion, but I need to route my small return from the injector leak off tube to the top of the tank also. How do you route the line to have clearance between the hood and the tank. If you have pics, that would really help. Thanks -
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Calling all 801 diesel gurus
1959 841 diesel. Tractor set for a couple of years. Fixed diesel leaking into crankcase by repairing injector leak off line and repairing return line standpipe. No more gaining oil in crankcase. Fresh fuel, new fuel filter. Bled fuel system as per manual. Attempted to crank. Several... -
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Axle center confusion
As I said, I'm not talking about the hub or the spindle. The spindle is inside the half axle, which bolts to the center axle. The part that is bent is the center axle. That is exactly the term the New Holland parts list calls it, Axle assembly, front center. This is the part that is bent at... -
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Axle center confusion
Have pretty well done all the steps you mentioned. No binding or hard steering was found by jacking up front end and removing tie radius rods. Also I failed to note that along with replacing spindle bushings, I also replaced bearings in steering box. Bearings were not terribly bad, but I... -
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Axle center confusion
I'm talking about the front center axle. It is bent to a point about 1 inch from the half axle as it nears the center pin. This is on the left side of the tracto. In other words it is not coupled together withe the half axle all the way. As it gets near the center pin and bushing it bends... -
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Axle center confusion
The New Holland part site shows same part no. for axle center for both 8N and 650. I have one of each and one is approx. 4 inches longer than the other. Please clear this up. Also, my axle center on 650 is bent somewhat on left side. Steering is a bear. Have replaced bearings with no... -
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801 diesel standpipe
Hi folks, I know it's been discussed numerous times. My 801 diesel has the standpipe missing from the fitting on front and bottom of fuel tank, and is leaking all the contents of the tank thru the return line to the head. First, does anyone have one that is good and usable for sale. If not... -
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841 diesel leak off tube
Still fighting leaking from around leak off tube over injectors. Have oil pan drain plug off, and it is leaking approx 1 to 2 ounces in 24 hours. Have jb welded all connections to tube, so I think it is ok. Seems to be leaking at bolted connection to top of injectors. Tractor has not been... -
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841 diesel return line
Excellent photos. Helps a bunch. I'll drain the rest of my tank and check it out. Just curious, shouldn't there be a more positive seal between the leak off tube and the top of the injectors than using the copper flat washers. Doesn't seem very leak proof to me. How much torque should there... -
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841 diesel return line
Folks, Have been having problems gaining oil in crankcase. I have repaired the leak off line under the valve cover. But I am still seeing diesel accumulating under the valve cover. Thought it best to check the small return line from head to bottom of tank for leakage. Disconnected the... -
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Making oil
Those tubes are very pricey (hundreds of dollars). Would love to repair if at all possible. -
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Making oil
1958 841 Diesel. Seem to be gaining some diesel into the crankcase. Have seen numerous posts about leaking diesel into the oil with the pre 64 diesels. Biggest culprit seems to be the small steel return line under the valve covers. So I remove the valve cover and sure enough, I seen...
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