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Old IH sickle needs ID please!
Well I’m hoping to get it running in time to cut the new hay. I’ll need a pitman as a bare minimum- tbgord
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Old IH sickle needs ID please!
Thanks so much. Does it matter what number? C24, C28 etc? For ordering other parts? Or are they all the same except for length of the arm?- tbgord
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Old IH sickle needs ID please!
Would the pitman arms be all the same? And where could I find a pattern for one?- tbgord
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Cyclone seeder
What kinds of grass? The manual has a setting and orientation for lots of different products.- tbgord
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Old IH sickle needs ID please!
The drawbar looks to be aftermarket. And it’s got some castings that match IH numbers. But that’s no guarantee I guess. If it’s something else then I’d like to know that too. I need to get a pitman arm and some teeth.- tbgord
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Old IH sickle needs ID please!
Just picked up an old IH fast mount sickle mower but it needs some parts and I can’t find a model number. Can anyone help please???- tbgord
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Cyclone seeder
I just bought a cyclone s-3 and it came with a manual. It’s not a 3PT but an odd hitch mount with sway bars. If it’s the same let me know and I can take a pic of the page with whatever you’re looking to spread.- tbgord
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Ford 6600 4 position key
Good evening, As things are cooling off I'm trying to prep my Ford 6600 diesel for winter. I have a 4 position key as opposed to the 5 position key shown in the manual. It goes from vertical, one stop right with no dash lights, one more stop right with dash lights, and then the start position... -
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1980 Ford 6600 hydraulic line
Thanks Bern. Since the part is no longer available I guess someone changed fittings to barbed and put on the rubber hose. And yes it's stuck in 4WD and has no dual power. Both seem to come from the same fitting that spewed oil freely yesterday so going to have to track down other reasons they... -
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1980 Ford 6600 hydraulic line
I have a rubber hydraulic line running from the dual power fitting, under the rear tranny, to the 4WD selector. Neither dual power or 4WD selector work tho. But when the hose came off, there was certainly pressure there. Couldn't find the part in any of my manuals. Is this a home made bypass... -
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Ford 6600 transmission leak
So I worked the tractor for a few hours yesterday and it did leak a small dribble of oil from the vent hole but neither engine or tranny oil seemed down any amount. I can't find a cross section picture of the transmission to see how the set up is configured to keep the oil out of that area... -
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Ford 6600 transmission leak
Yep. Seen that one and its full and clear. Looked in the filler port by the shifters and saw the rails and gears coated with oil but nothing pooling in the bottom from the little I could see. -
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Ford 6600 transmission leak
I haven't checked it too thoroughly yet, but I know it only loses a few tablespoons of oil after I shut it down. I haven't found the dipstick for the transmission yet, but found the fill port beside the shifters. I looked pretty well for an hour for the dipstick. Found the one for the engine... -
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Ford 6600 transmission leak
So if it's to keep the clutch dry then getting a few tablespoons of oil each time I shut it off would be a sign of a seal leak. Too much to be normal? And definitely too much to let into a hay field. -
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Ford 6600 transmission leak
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Ford 6600 transmission leak
Good evening all, Just bought a 1981 Ford 6600 for the farm and it has a small leak that's got me wondering. Dead center on the bottom of the transmission is what looks like an cotter pin stuck in a hole. The mechanic that delivered it said it could be a vent hole, but I've never seen one on...
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