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| panningbros
11-01-2012 19:00:44
173.19.108.207
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Did Ford build a 4000 4-cylinder industrial version with a torque converter drive? I bought the rear end of a tractor and am trying to identify it. The clutch pedal has a rod connected to a small hydraulic valve on the side of the clutch housing. I need to try and identify what model this was.
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| showcrop
11-02-2012 16:21:19
75.67.231.80
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Re: Can you identify?? in reply to panningbros, 11-01-2012 19:00:44
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| A friend here in NH has 600 with a Torque converter. It was originally an airport tug.
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| Sean in PA
11-02-2012 08:44:12
71.224.102.32
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Re: Can you identify?? in reply to panningbros, 11-01-2012 19:00:44
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| The model number should be on top of the flat spot that faces up on the bell housing, up near the very front of the transmission housing. If it was a 4 cylinder it will be on the flat spot on the left side (when you're sitting on the tractor facing forward). If it was a 3 cylinder tractor it will be on the right side, but will also most likely have a number on the left side as well. These will not be raised casting numbers, they will be recessed numbers that were stamped into the metal . Post any numbers that you find in either of those 2 spots.
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| soundguy
11-02-2012 06:58:20
184.4.146.28
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Re: Can you identify?? in reply to panningbros, 11-01-2012 19:00:44
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| do you actually see the TC or is it the inching pedal of an SOS you have?
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| awhtx
11-01-2012 20:55:45
201.144.51.210
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Re: Can you identify?? in reply to panningbros, 11-01-2012 19:00:44
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| They built Airport Tugs with a torque converter but they were 2000 series with the 134 cu in engine. Do you have the transmission to look for the Model and Serial Numbers?
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| RickB
11-02-2012 15:55:40
69.195.59.23
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Re: Can you identify?? in reply to awhtx, 11-01-2012 20:55:45
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| I know of a forklift with a 134 engine and TC driven transmission.
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| cdmn
11-01-2012 20:26:38
66.228.249.73
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Re: Can you identify?? in reply to panningbros, 11-01-2012 19:00:44
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| I'm sure that they did.
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