CrevisbigX
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A friend had ask me if a farm force front linkage of a 7610 fit a 7840sle with out to much trouble altering and drilling bracket.
Ford 7610 front linkage
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multi power
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Nearly
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Ic it's the one on fb forr £500 then it now says sold.
Brackets are completely different and I think 7840 is wider too.
Brackets are completely different and I think 7840 is wider too.
CrevisbigX
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Yes it was he after a front linkage for a 7840 for 1 carrying his stock jet seeder and 2 snow ploughing.
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One just relisted on ebay for ts115 which should be same as 7840
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m.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Holland-ts-Front-Linkage-tractor/112800098665?_mwBanner=1
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I need the weather to improve so I can play out more.
Happy hillbily
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7610 bolster is wider than a 7840 about 10 or 20mm i think. Holes are in different places too . I know this as i bought a damaged front linkage off an 8340 cheap, and have plans to fit it to my 7610 when i get a spare 5 minuits !
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Probably better to watch for a 10 series one and take a profit on the 40?
Everyone wants on e on their old Ford now.
Happy hillbily
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I did think of that, but it's an opico heva linkage, and the arms fold back either side of the front bolster, so not much overhang on the front when folded up, I doubt I would get a 10 series linkage for £250 !
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They were changing hands for £500 but going up.