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641 Starter Constant
I removed the top pole wire and turned the key and it fired up, removed the wire from the bottom pole and turned the key nothing (there are two wires going to one). Removed the wire from the starter button (near the shifter) and turned the key and it fired up. I just dont get why all of a... -
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641 Starter Constant
It's a 6v system. external link part #: ABC3919... Per their website it's right.... any ideas? -
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641 Starter Constant
it's a 6v system. Got it from external link Part#: ABC3919 -
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641 Starter Constant
It's a 6v system. Got the solenoid from external link... I think part number abc3919: link: https://www.external_link/ABC39196-Volt-Solenoid -
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641 Starter Constant
It's a 6v system. I received from external link Part: ABC3919. Link below. https://www.external_link/ABC39196-Volt-Solenoid -
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641 Starter Constant
So about a month ago when I went to start my 641 it would just click once and then nothing. I put a charger on the battery and battery wouldn't hold. Purchased new battery. Charged and went to start ... again just a click. I assumed it was the starter solenoid and put a new one in. Now when I... -
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Interesting Photo
Guy selling a ol ford had this picture in the ad. Said something with starter and battery went wrong... any idea what would cause this. I have never seen it! -
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Ignition switch vs. Selinoid
Hey! I have been reading a lot about ignitions causing problems once they overheat. My confusion lies in the verbage. external link lists the switch as the key tumbler. Does that really overheat? Yet there is a starter selinoid for sale also which to me (I know very little about... -
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Anyone able to identify who makes this post hole digger? on the main beam I can read "line mfg" but I looks like there letters are before the "line mfg". It has a large auger and small one. Works well. Ant ideas on how much it would be worth? Also any idea on worth/quality of a Independent...- mcg1238
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Ford 641 Grind!
Fixed. Warmed her up and the got it into gear. Stabbed brakes and unstuck it. Got a large rock sitting on clutch peddle now... Any more reasonable ways to keep clutch pressed? Thanks all for the help!!! Love this forum. -
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Ford 641 Grind!
Sounds good. Thank you. I will try the brake deal first. I can't start it in gear though. the only way to get into gear is to grind/force. I don't want to do that however. I could use remote starter but i don't know where to hook up to bypass ignition and push button. -
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Ford 641 Grind!
So if I can force it into gear after starting it in neutral (it would have to be reverse), press down on clutch and begin to mash brakes over and over? If that doesn't work is there other options other than splitting the tractor? Is lubricant on flywheel really okay (PB Blaster)?. -
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Ford 641 Grind!
This tractor is going to be the death of me. I changed all the fluids because of gas in the oil. Then I rebuilt carb. It had issues running so I re adjusted float. Then once it was perfect it wouldn't start. So I changed the bendix on the starter... this is all per y'alls help!!! Now I go out...
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