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    Blue streak points

    Thanks again Jim, was looking at the points pictured on ebay for the 2000, 3000 and 4000 looks like the 8183s and ones for 2000, 4000 (4cyl) look like the 8081s.,, I'll see this weekend.
  2. R

    Blue streak points

    opps thanks,
  3. R

    Blue streak points

    yep.. for 3 cylinder chart says FD-8183.. , Thanks all. I will compare.
  4. R

    Blue streak points

    Good idea Harry, thanks,
  5. R

    Blue streak points

    Thanks Eman, 1971 Ford 3000.
  6. R

    Blue streak part numbers?

    Thanks Jim.
  7. R

    Blue streak points

    Would FD8081 points work on my 3 cylinder?
  8. R

    Blue streak points

    Would FD8081's work on my 3 cylinder?
  9. R

    Blue streak part numbers?

    For points and condenser on my 70 ford 3000 3 cylinder.
  10. R

    First time...

    Back in the day I used toilet paper and a glass of water.
  11. R

    Ford 3000 Gas 8 speed Live PTO clutch doesn't work

    30 years and I never been able to engage my pto on my 3000 with the motor running.. no big deal.
  12. R

    Ohio Guys..

    Looks like a nice one.. not mine. https://toledo.craigslist.org/atq/d/napoleon-ford-tractor/7316251209.html
  13. R

    Ford 4000 custom paint?

    How about purple with yellow wheels?
  14. R

    Re: My 871 loader needs more traction. I need a cheap

    https://www.plowsite.com/threads/newly-fabricated-3-point-ballast-for-jd-6330.112532/
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    My 871 loader needs more traction. I need a cheap solution.

    or filled with sand.
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    My 871 loader needs more traction. I need a cheap solution.

    A 55 gallon drum of concrete hooked to the 3 point hitch. https://www.plowsite.com/threads/newly-fabricated-3-point-ballast-for-jd-6330.112532/
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    55 gallon drum of concrete

    A 55 gallon drum of concrete hooked to the 3 point hitch. https://www.plowsite.com/threads/newly-fabricated-3-point-ballast-for-jd-6330.112532/
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    Maintenance is Important.

    Over the years, he rebuilt the engine twice. The first time was at 680,000 milesthe dealer said the car didn't need it, but Gordon insisted.. :roll:
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    Maintenance is Important.

    I was watching Chasing Classic Cars and Wayne was looking at a Volvo with 3.2 million miles that one guy put on it. (Guinness record) So I looked up the story.. https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cul...1800-obituary/ It says he hit 3 million miles in 2013, so being a 1966 that would be 47...
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    Not Mine..

    Looks like a nice one.. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3309089042518285/?ref=category_feed&referral_code=undefined
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