Ford9000puller
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Had a guy come by to look at our tractors and equipment today so took the time to get them running and pull them out of the shed. Thought I would share. Have 6 more to add to the restored lineup. Finishing up a 861 next week.
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Fordfarmer
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Nice looking tractors. The NAA looks a bit odd... LCG spindles, or just short tires? Looks like a pair of one-arm loaders in the background, too.
Ford9000puller
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Thanks for the compliment. The Jubilee just has short tires. Had those on a 961 we used to pull and since retired it from pulling and put a 2 row picker on and we were short a set of front tires so we switched them with the Jubilee. You're right about the one arm loaders. On behind is also a pair of 501 mowers, 901 brush hog, 4 row front mount cultivator, dearborn 2 bottom plow, ford 3 bottom, red 118 4 bottom mounted, a pair of red 118 5 bottom semimounted plows, a 250 baler and my 2000 rowcrop that is on the list to restore. Going tomorrow to pick up a 8 1/2 foot 204 disc.
Ford9000puller
Member
The 9000 on the end is the one that has a bigger
pump. I bought it used but it has 10.5 mm barrels
and plungers and has plenty of fuel for what I'm
running. I think 9.5 mm are easy for a pump shop to
do and Weimers out of PA is going all the way up to
12 mm. That get pretty expensive though.
pump. I bought it used but it has 10.5 mm barrels
and plungers and has plenty of fuel for what I'm
running. I think 9.5 mm are easy for a pump shop to
do and Weimers out of PA is going all the way up to
12 mm. That get pretty expensive though.
Anonymous-0
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Is that a 5200 with a added turbo or is that a 7200 with a bigger turbo setup so you had to re route the exhaust? i have a 7200 and 5200 boh NF the 5200 has a M&W turbo and it comes out the stock exhaust hole.
Ford9000puller
Member
It is a 5200 with a 9600 turbo so the exhaust came out the front. We pull it in 5 mph farm classes and have had pretty good luck with it. It is a select o speed which makes it a little more unique.
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