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Re: Ford NH 5640
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Posted by Rick Kr on November 04, 2004 at 12:52:51 from (198.208.159.14):
In Reply to: Ford NH 5640 posted by rockman on November 02, 2004 at 10:28:32:
rockman, I have a 98 NH 3930 with the same exact problem, when hourmeter hit 599.9 it just couldn't roll over to 600. The little tangs on the hourmeter are shot. I have called Worthington and other tractor salvage yards. They all say my tractor is too new. I took the dash/tach apart and went to the dealer. Of course they don't sell just the hourmeter/tumbler, I have to buy the whole gauge cluster/dash for $250. So I figure you are in the same boat. I have been doing a little snooping around, and I think the tumbler out of an older 10 series (3910, 4610) may fit, but of course I cant get the dealer to help me confirm that, since they would loose a sale. But I am dead set against buying the whole dash just to fix the stinkin hourmeter. But I really want the hourmeter to maintain changing oil etc on time. So right now I am trying to find a 3910, 4610 etc dash locally that I can look at and see if I can get something a little cheaper. Thats all I know at this point, any info. you find would be appreciated. Rick
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