The irony and hypocrisy John , you of all people talking about torque, exactly the reason why farmers here didn't buy the 1594's and brought Fiats instead!!!
Can't say thats ever been a problem with the 4000 here, yet you seem to make a "drama" of it, but it appears you like to make a storm in a tea cup, for a problem that seems to only exist for you.....
Not over here, only balers here used in the 50's, 60's were Mc Cormack Internationals, MF's only turned up in the 70's and they were only few and far between. So your post is irrelivant, as are most of what you write...
No , thats was all that was sold here, time you matured , and grow up , rubbish seems you forte...
Some people moan and complain about "everything" , others just the job done, incidently if you love DB's so much , why are you on a Ford thread rather than a DB/Case forum?
Some pople moan and complain about "everything" , others just the job done, incidently if you love DB's so much , why are you on a Ford thread rather than a DB/Case forum?
Power steering on a 4000
An NH disc mower and hay turner would go well with it, if you could find them
Power steering on a 4000
You must be very posh
8 stud halfshafts too
Better than none thoughIt was easier to steer than most cars of that era.....but it leaked oil....a lot.
A Ransomes Cropguard sprayer would look just right on the back of a 4000, By coincidence I happen to have a nice one I might sell if you're interested?
Back when the 4000 was new you could just about have kitted out your whole machinery shed from Ransomes and New Holland,
But it wouldn't be a ford if it didn't leak!!It was easier to steer than most cars of that era.....but it leaked oil....a lot.
