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Doug Suffecool

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Just recently purchased a ford loader it came off of a 640.Dad and I have a 641 workmaster.Having a hard time figuring out if it's a 703 or 720.The only #s I can find are component#I9-20I and the serial# is 3I02.I believe it's a 703 but not sure been looking on the net trying to find out witch one we have or how to read the above #s.Hoping some parts I've recently purchased are the right ones thanks for the help.
 
The rear brackets for the 703 are different from your other model 702 loader, the front bracket from your 702 should work on your 703.
 
Hey Sean PA, I've got a 2400 Bush Hog Loader on my Ford 3000 and I'm having a similar problem you were talking about, in another older post, with lift speed and sometimes stopping. The stopping issue happens on the loader and the rear lift both. The hydraulic lines vibrate pretty bad while the loader lift is going up. Going to rebuild the top plate safety & unloader valve.
I've rebuilt the pump, cleaned the suction filter, and replaced fluid. The flow control does work as the shop manual says, but even all the way in it is still painfully slow. Is that what you were talking about? Thanks.
 
(quoted from post at 22:04:01 03/10/14) Hey Sean PA, I've got a 2400 Bush Hog Loader on my Ford 3000 and I'm having a similar problem you were talking about, in another older post, with lift speed and sometimes stopping. The stopping issue happens on the loader and the rear lift both. The hydraulic lines vibrate pretty bad while the loader lift is going up. Going to rebuild the top plate safety & unloader valve.
I've rebuilt the pump, cleaned the suction filter, and replaced fluid. The flow control does work as the shop manual says, but even all the way in it is still painfully slow. Is that what you were talking about? Thanks.
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You should probably start a new thread instead of hijacking this one.

I am "Sean [b:3b37e9fc10]in[/b:3b37e9fc10] PA" and I do not remember posting anything similar to what you mention, but it looks like you replied to "Scott PA" but called him "Sean PA".
 
Alright got the rear brackets figured out,now does any have any pics of the mounting points on the tractor of wear the bracket for the front goes.Thought I had the correct points but apparently not.Thanks again Doug
 
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