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I sure don't know if it would or not.....I backed into my hot fence one time and it killed my truck. I mean the engine died. After I got the wire and truck seperated, all was well again. But I think some well placed rifle or shotqun shots would do the trick........... :shock: :D

I will give them a try. Thanks!

I hope you find what the problem is, because I have a 2775 that does the same thing. It is plumbed to the filter housing also. The tilt on the bucket is very jerky when you try to tilt it down very slowly. (Dump). The lift on the loader creeps up while you're running a mower or baler.(High RPM)...

The one marked "F".

That usually is wired to the switch to provide the field with 12v to activate the alternator. It must be on a switch or the battery will go dead if the field is left energized with the engine not running.......This is known as a 2 wire alternator. The voltage regulator is inside the alternator...

I think the best stratagy is have plenty of fire extinguisher resources available, dump the bale and start hosing everything down. Mine's the same way, takes a long time to disconnect. :shock: Its good to have someone helping, but if you're like me, always alone working at baling hay. :(

Yep, I can second that commotion. Out of the ones listed, Kubota would be my choice. :lol:

Wonder what the Emissions Requirements are in Canada, anyway........ :?:

Yep, Shoup Parts was the cheapest I could find for those. The same tines fit this old Ford 542 Square baler I use as a back-up. I hunted high and low and found them there. :D

Yep, I know...........I had some one time and they were pretty loud going at highway speeds, but they were the best in the mud!!! :lol: :lol:

How many highway miles can you get out of them?

I pulled the top coolant hose off the outlet pipe on the engine (where I guessed I would find a thermostat) but there's none there. I can't feel a shoulder in there where one would fit. Does this tractor have a thermostat? Its been running up to the end of the operating temp when loaded, thought...

Looks like the kid should have gone through the windshield. Guess he was wearing a seatbelt. Was anybody hurt in this wreck? :shock:

I put a processor rig together out of 55 gal. steel drums. Got 2 restaurants to give me their oil. The first restaurant went out of business, the other one was giving me more water and gunk than oil, and finally stopped altogether. So my oil sources dried up. I found it to be very time...

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Good Choice! That Allison is amazing! :shock: :lol: :lol:

How big a load was it? Did you have to put it on the floor to get it to move? Just curious, I've never owned a ford, but have noticed they have to rap up full throttle to get them to move sometimes when loaded and / or in soft ground. This can't be good inside the ole trans. :shock:

Sweet Deal! :lol:

Shoot, that's a good looking truck! Is that the original paint, or has it had a paint job? Good looking whichever it is! :)

Sickles cut bermuda ok, as long as its not laying over or infested with cheat or something that will ball up. If its standing up it will cut it, but you might have to go slow if its real thick.... :D