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    Re: Ford 4000 1960 s?

    Model 40403: 4: 172 engine, 4000-series 0: Before 1963 40: Industrial HD 3: 4 speed, with hydraulics (3 point hitch) and PTO Serial number 132598: 1961 (serial number from the XX1 series for this model) Generally engine parts are the same as for 172 from the XX1 series or 4-cyl 4000...
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    UK Ford tractor collector in the news, auction

    I ran across this article this morning, some may find it of interest. Ford collector UK, auction
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    303 THF Legal notice

    I saw this yesterday published in a farm magazine. I kind of wondered how yellow bucket could go on sale for less than $20. It was allegedly made partly from used transformer oil, used turbine oil, and line flush. I've used 303 for non-critical applications as a hydraulic fluid such as leaky...
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    Silver King fans - GovDeals

    Here's an unusual item to show up on GovDeals. Just posting in case someone might be interested Silver King Seneca Park District Ohio
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    Re: Ford 555 Backhoe

    Interesting ... looks European to me, European-style stabilizers and weird fenders. Who knows what strange things they did over there. Is this backhoe in the US? Also US backhoes weren't decaled "New Holland" until the E series, starting with dual Ford *and* New Holland markings. How...
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    Equipment chain jobs can fail

    Seems like chaining equipment down is a popular topic here. You hear about trailers that rolled and the tractor (or whatever) was still securely attached. Well here's one that got away from today's local (for me) paper. <img src = http://s19.postimg.org/atuqx0ek3/Backhoe_Loose.jpg>
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    Ford Golden Jubilee Imperial Classic

    This must be a Jubilee truly fit for a king! Has anyone ever heard of such a designation? <img src = http://s19.postimg.org/kq1madak3/Jubulee_Ad.jpg>
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    George, sewing ratchet strap with Singer 4423

    Recently you wondered if one of those cheapie Singer Ebay Heavy Duty sewing machines could sew a ratchet strap. The answer is yes but of course a true Industrial machine would be better. Below are the pictures. I am using T70 (#69) bonded nylon thread. The thickness of the two straps is 1/4"...
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    Re: Ford 3400 BAckhoe curl cylinder

    I searched around a bit and found this link you might try. I have no relationship and have never used this vendor. Used reversible seat
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    Backhoeing wears me out, think l'll take a catnap

    Check out the new seat cushions on my Ford 713 backhoe. My neighbor is an upholsterer and fixed me up.
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    Welding rod recommentation for wear surface build-up

    I'm going to resurface the moving and fixed jaw plates on my vintage rock crusher. The surface is ridged and some of the ridges need built up so it's not just a matter of applying hardface,although once the ridges are rebuilt I will probably top-coat the ridge peaks with hardface. The jaws...
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