I stand corrected?
Ford ten series
- Thread starter Vincent
- Start date
- Location
- Larne, Northern Ireland
Then you have this
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
I stand corrected.
I would like that but if wifey sees i've done it i will on cold shoulder and humble pie for tea for the forseable future......
That's if the dog doesn't get it first
- Location
- Larne, Northern Ireland
Not worth itv but we all understand how you feel about itI would like that but if wifey sees i've done it i will on cold shoulder and humble pie for tea for the forseable future......
That's if the dog doesn't get it first
Jameshenry
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- Location
- Cornwall
Anyone on here know how to sort a fuel tank sensor on a 4610 ?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Remove speedo head and its there, not easy and a fiddle, but does come out, mind you dont knock the float off as it comes through the hole.
Happy hillbily
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- Location
- Uwchaled, North Wales
As above, and use an airline to blow dust and muck away from the top of the tank before removing the sensor, saves blocking the filter in the tank later on !
Jd4240s
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- Location
- Oxfordshire
What went wrong with it ?
Jd4240s
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- Location
- Oxfordshire
Hello super q
For the most part lacked power and kept blowing oil out of every were, the engine oil pressure would be really high, amongst other not so big issues.was all under warranty but didn't stay long before being changed for a john deere, the 7700 before it was a brilliant tractor.
For the most part lacked power and kept blowing oil out of every were, the engine oil pressure would be really high, amongst other not so big issues.was all under warranty but didn't stay long before being changed for a john deere, the 7700 before it was a brilliant tractor.
Oh dear.
boyo
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
Still looks the part though so we can all forgive its problems!!
SuperTwo
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- Location
- Leinster, Ireland
It didnt blow the oil filter off by any chance? Them fords are notorious for it apparently
Ah yes, much to worry about, what with the porous blocks, dropped valves, pick up hitches falling off, hand throttle in the wrong place, and the most dastardly problem of all......seat armrests folding up the wrong way.It didnt blow the oil filter off by any chance? Them fords are notorious for it apparently
- Location
- Larne, Northern Ireland
None of that must have happened In a while, the guy it was happening too hasn't been online since March 1st..... maybe still recovering from the thrashing he got on the competition ploughing forumAh yes, much to worry about, what with the porous blocks, dropped valves, pick up hitches falling off, hand throttle in the wrong place, and the most dastardly problem of all......seat armrests folding up the wrong way.
fieldfarmer
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Just spent a very enjoyable 1/2 hr reading above mentioned competition ploughing thread, thanks for the tip off.None of that must have happened In a while, the guy it was happening too hasn't been online since March 1st..... maybe still recovering from the thrashing he got on the competition ploughing forum
None of that must have happened In a while, the guy it was happening too hasn't been online since March 1st..... maybe still recovering from the thrashing he got on the competition ploughing forum
Sounds like a rough steering wheel attendant to me
Was it by any chance the same bloke who blew a Fendt up after putting too much oil in it?
What did he do to upset the ploughing boys? I was under the impression he was red hot in that dept?