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Jim.ME
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- central ME
Possibly it is the stop screw for the diff lock fork when disengaged?
Rodney51Cub
Member
- Location
- Southern Illinois
From the service manual it looks like an adjustment screw for the differential lock. Page 99.
Ford 2000 service manual
Jim beat me to it.
Ford 2000 service manual
Jim beat me to it.
560Dennis
560Dennis
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- Madison,Ohio
You did good on the anyway
Farmer2313
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Ok. Thanks guys Ill let him know appreciate the help
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