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Ford 1974 5000 engine bearings
Thrust bearings don't "drop in", you have to lightly tap them into place. -
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TW5 remotes
That is correct. Your loader has a CCLS (closed center load sensing) control valve on it that signals the tractor priority pack when it needs oil. When it doesn't, there should be little to no pressure in the system. -
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TW5 remotes
I can't see how loader operation is affecting the remote couplers if they are truly in neutral. If your remotes are never used, there's a good chance the linkage is seized up and maybe one or more valves are slightly in the engaged position. If it was me, I'd put all of the levers into the float... -
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NH tb100 is it a ford?
I agree with Sean, according to the parts book it's definitely Ford drivetrain, not Fiat/Iveco. -
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Every grandson needs a Ford tractor...
Do you think your grandsons will abide by the warning sign on the seat? The 8000s can be somewhat fragile. :) -
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7710 front end loader
Assuming you wanted to tap the flow from the point you indicated in your first post, then yes, you must use a CCLS valve. However, what many people do is source the oil from one set of remotes and use a conventional open center valve for the loader. This method is quicker, cheaper, and easier... -
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7710 front end loader
Well, you'd better clear that up misunderstanding with the vendor, because a valve for that era of JD tractor does not need to be load sense, only closed center. 1/2" hose would be the minimum, and 3/4" would be desired. Either will work, but the smaller hose will give more restriction to... -
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7710 front end loader
I've made it about as clear as I can with this modified pic of the tractor end. The 3 red circles show the 3 hoses that will go to your loader valve: 1) supply in, 2) return out, and 3) load sense. The first two hoses will be 1/2 or 3/4" diameter, and the load sense line will be 1/4', as it is a... -
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7710 front end loader
If you wish to tap pressure for your loader valve at the point you indicated in your first post, the loader valve MUST BE closed center load sensing (CCLS). If you have a conventional open center valve, it will not work, you should simply use one set of couplers for your in and out. If the... -
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Head condition
The article agreed with me: Can I reuse cylinder head bolts on any engine? No. Only bolts that are not torque‑to‑yield and show no damage can be safely reused. -
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Head condition
Not true. Head bolts on a machine that old can be reused as often as you like. They don't stretch like new ones. -
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Lift arm travel
What? The lowest position is established when the piston bottoms out in the cylinder. -
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Ford 2600 steering wheel shaft repair
If it's close, coat the shaft liberally with red loctite. It will hold it as well as seal it. -
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Need BTDC on Ford 5900 Minimec ro replace injector pump.
Of course it needs to be rebuilt - sounds like the governor thrust bearing went out. I wouldn't run it any further until it is repaired. -
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Steering issues on a 6600
Something inside your column is binding up. The control valve operates using a torsion bar, and apparently is free to turn in one direction but binds up in the other. I'd suggest going back in and making sure everything moves freely. -
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Ford 3 cylinder diesel timing
Timing gears cannot come out of time as long as the timing cover stays on. Don't bother pulling the cover off and checking the timing marks because they will be off. This engine uses a "hunting gearset", meaning the marks only line up about once every 50 revolutions or so. Trust me, it does not... -
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1972 ford 5000 not getting fuel, and steering issue
Remove line at fuel filter coming from the tank. If you have a slow trickle, the screen in your tank is plugged. -
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Ford 7000 3pt Lift Cover
Well, I guess that wasn't very helpful, as the guy never reported back. See attached image. If you lift a heavy load, shut the engine off, and pull out the ASC valve, everything shown in green is isolated. If it still leaks down quickly, the problem is most likely a leaking piston seal or...
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