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    Massey 65 starting issue

    Yes, that's tonight's plan. Thanks
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    Massey 65 starting issue

    I have a 65 with the Continental G176 gas engine. Switched to electoral ignition over two years ago. Have had no issues, starting, running, nothing. Till 2 weeks ago, while moving round bales, it started running rough, like a slight misfire. Then it died. Couldn't get it to kick over...
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    Ignition problems

    Good points. I'll get him on this forum and he can explain what's he's done. Thanks
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    Ignition problems

    Ok, we'll take a look. Thanks
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    Ignition problems

    Here I go again...I will repeat myself and tell you that I have very limited knowledge of mechanics and engines, but I've got a 58 MF65 gas that's got a generator, and has been covered to an electronic ignition. We have replacedall the wires on the ignition side of this tractor...
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    Safety switch..

    That makes sense, I'll try that, thanks. Appreciate the response
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    Safety switch..

    Thanks, I'll give that a shot as well. Appreciate it.
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    Safety switch..

    Thanks. Appreciate the info !
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    Safety switch..

    Thanks for the pics , and yes Sir, I tend to be a death magnet, so I'm always making sure I'm aware of tractor safety issues.
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    Safety switch..

    Ok guys, I'm very limited on tractor knowledge, but with reading these forums , I'm learning more and more, thanks for that. I've got a 1958 mf65 gas, converted to electronic ignition and alternator. I believed I'm having problems with the neutral safety switch, as sometimes when ignition...
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    Hydraulic fittings

    Thanks, totally agree. These weren't cheap, no sense in getting chips in those ports.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    Thanks, I'll check again. Appears straight as I look at it, but could have a slight taper. Problem is, limited stores around here carry couplers, and my current cylinder has a split wiper, and deep scratch in the rod, and is dripping fluid like a river , and need to get it changed tomorrow.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    Manufacturer states 1/2 NPT. Just tightened by hand , no wrench, about 3 turns before hitting that resistance. I'm going to try a different coupler just to check.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    Yes, I checked with manufacturer before purchasing the 90 fittings. They said their ports are 1/2 NPT. Guess I'll do another check with a different coupler.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    Just turning by hand, no wrench, I encountered resistence after about 3 full turns.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    I ordered a new set of loader bucket cylinders. Ports are listed as 1/2 NPT. I picked up new hydrailic 1/2 Male pipe thread to 1/2 female pipe thread 90 fittings for those ports. I have pipe dope or tape both. My question is, as I'm trying to screw these fittings into the ports, I'm meeting...
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    Hydraulic help.

    Thanks! Appreciate the help.
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    Hydraulic help.

    Ok, yes there's two side by side levers directly in front of seat, mounted on transmission housing. So, they were vertical normally, and I believe I moved the left one forward to drop the 3 point. So the right one controls the pump?
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    Hydraulic help.

    Ok, I'm a newbie, so excuse my ignorance. I have a 1958 MF65 gas with a Bush Hog 2400qt loader. The guy I bought this setup from told me to not use the loader hydraulics when you're using the rear hydraulics. No explanation other than that's what his Dad always said. I'm assuming...
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    65 water temp.

    I didn't check the thermostat , sorry, complete newbie here. I can see now that I should of checked it. Mechanical coolant gauge, also.
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