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JD-Tractor

11-01-2003 12:37:35




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Just wondering ! Do you guys return to the forum Some time after you post to see the results of the advice you gave ? I monitor all of the forums as you never know when something posted may be usefull!




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RJ-AZ

11-01-2003 14:00:46




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 Re: return to scene of crime in reply to JD-Tractor, 11-01-2003 12:37:35  
I like to follow the thread of advice as to content and accuracy. My favorites are the ones "I just bought this tractor and want to know what this lever does?"



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Slowpoke

11-01-2003 14:53:52




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 Re: Re: return to scene of crime in reply to RJ-AZ, 11-01-2003 14:00:46  
If you like "lever" questions, here's one that I posted on the Ford board and got no answers. On a wide front Ford tractor, maybe from the hundred series, there was a lever on the left side of the transmission housing, below the seat. It looked like the pto control, and above the round access plate were the words "MOWER CONTROL", cast in the housing. What is it ???



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JDK

11-01-2003 17:52:41




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 Re: Re: Re: return to scene of crime in reply to Slowpoke, 11-01-2003 14:53:52  
Been around Fords all my life until the later models,say from Ns to 6000 and only"stock" lever I ever seen on Ag models in that area was PTO.Have seen pics with another(2nd)larger lever in that area,inquiring ??.Consensus of viewers was some odd type of aux tranny or most favored idea,a secondary clutch for some type of experimental or aftermarket"live PTO".



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Farmer in the Dells (WI)

11-01-2003 16:07:42




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 Re: Re: Re: return to scene of crime in reply to Slowpoke, 11-01-2003 14:53:52  
I am no expert by any means slo but my 2000 series has a similar lever and it is for the float control on the three point. Thought that might be what you meant. BTW around the firehouse we define an expert as a has been and a drip under pressure. have a great day



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Kelvin

11-01-2003 17:15:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: return to scene of crime in reply to Farmer in the Dells (WI), 11-01-2003 16:07:42  
Round here, an expert is anybody who has an opinion and is at least 50 miles from home.



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Kens640

11-01-2003 15:37:14




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 Re: Re: Re: return to scene of crime in reply to Slowpoke, 11-01-2003 14:53:52  
Its probably the mower control lever . Really , I never heard of that lever with the cast ID talked about before . The proper answer will be of interest to me too .Good luck .Usually there's a place on your write up that you can check to be notified if you get a reply . But yes I like to check back once in awhile myself .



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Slowpoke

11-02-2003 20:29:38




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: return to scene of crime in reply to Kens640, 11-01-2003 15:37:14  
When I first saw the Ford in question, it had been sitting for a considerable time with one front spindle broken and the wheel/tire in the weeds. I looked it over with steal.. er, buying it in mind, but was unable to find an owner. The next time I returned, it was gone. I will make further inquiries and try to locate it again. By then, I might have a digital camera, and can post photos. But, please don't hold your breath. It's 30 miles away.

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GG

11-01-2003 13:56:30




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 Re: return to scene of crime in reply to JD-Tractor, 11-01-2003 12:37:35  
What I can't understand is, why don't people that use the advise offered, give the results. Many times we never know the answer or what happened.



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