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1958 901 Ford Powermaster

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Jerry OK

07-28-2001 11:51:30




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Looking at buying this tractor has brush hog, boxblade, and 16' trailer $4200.00 Question is the owner said it had a "popup 5 speed" transmission.
Can anyone tell me what this is ? Is it good ?
Bad? appreciate any info Jerry




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Jim.UT

07-28-2001 13:21:17




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 Re: 1958 901 Ford Powermaster in reply to Jerry OK, 07-28-2001 11:51:30  
If it has a 5 speed trans, it could be a 951 or a 961. The difference is the 961 will have the live pto, something that could come in handy when bush-hogging. Here's a site that will help you find the model number.



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Van(WA)

07-28-2001 12:46:25




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 Re: 1958 901 Ford Powermaster in reply to Jerry OK, 07-28-2001 11:51:30  
Jerry, The 5sp tran has already been explained, very good tranny, excellant!! If it is clean, that is the "buy of the year"---Van



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Ben with 801

12-14-2005 17:02:10




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 Re: Re: 1958 901 Ford Powermaster in reply to Van(WA), 07-28-2001 12:46:25  
that transmission is one of the best your will ever own, i work with a guy that has a 2004 johndeere with 12f/12r powr reverser and i despise it ill stay with my 5spd



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steve

07-28-2001 12:28:47




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 Re: 1958 901 Ford Powermaster in reply to Jerry OK, 07-28-2001 11:51:30  
The five speeds were a good trans. The pop up refers to the gear pattern reverse and third on top,then push down slightly for 1st and 2nd,push down all the way for 4th and 5th. neutral being in the center. Sounds like a good price if the ol girl is in good shape.



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