Is a Ford 7000 nose cone the same as a 7600?

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nosmokenopoke

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• Jan 5, 2022

• #1

Is a Ford 7000 nose cone the same as a 7600?

 

Tractortech

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Location

Cumbria

• Jan 6, 2022

• #2

Now Then..
Try looking it up on the CNH or New Holland parts catalogue website. All the older Ford models are there too..

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Bucks Boy

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Mixed Farmer

• Jan 6, 2022

• #3

Not exactly. The 7000 ‘s front gill is in two parts, with the top part held in by 4 screws. The 76’s grill is just one piece held in by 2 thumb screws. Otherwise I think they are pretty similar.

 

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nosmokenopoke

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• Jan 6, 2022

• #4

Thanks for both comments. Same but different hopefully

 

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forblue

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• Jan 6, 2022

• #5

Part numbers the same except if 7600 has dry type air filter.

 

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Lincsman

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Arable Farmer

Location

Lincolnshire

• Jan 6, 2022

• #6

forblue said:

Part numbers the same except if 7600 has dry type air filter.

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Didnt all 7000 and 7600 have dry air filters? the very first 7000 did

 

Captain Sensible

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Location

mid-Norfolk

• Jan 6, 2022

• #7

Lincsman said:

Didnt all 7000 and 7600 have dry air filters? the very first 7000 did

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Yes, as far as I'm aware. Thought most tractors of the period with turbo engines were fitted with Dry Air Filters ........... Now waiting for an avalanche of posts to say different

 

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nosmokenopoke

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• Jan 6, 2022

• #8

Will get a 7600 one ordered up and find out. Not much else I can do!

 

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nosmokenopoke

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• Jan 6, 2022

• #9

Thanks

 

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forblue

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• Jan 6, 2022

• #10

Might be the case of oil bath optional or for other markets, mostly third world.

 

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Bucks Boy

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Mixed Farmer

• Jan 6, 2022

• #11

Don’t think you could have an oil bath cleaner as turbo would suck oil in. That’s why 7000 had to have dry element.

 

Captain Sensible

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Location

mid-Norfolk

• Jan 6, 2022

• #12

Bucks Boy said:

Don’t think you could have an oil bath cleaner as turbo would suck oil in. That’s why 7000 had to have dry element.

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That's what I thought ........ the higher-speed airflow (through much the same sized pipework & ducting) would be more than an Oil Bath cleaner could accept?

 

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David the spud man

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• Feb 27, 2022

• #13

If buying new a 6600 one is the same as 7600 If it has the hole in the side these are available new If it doesn't have the hole in the side it's the same as a 5000