Recent content by RickB

It is a Ford 4000 Industrial tractor if the paint scheme is correct. Could also be an 18xx with the xx being dependent on the transmission and PTO. The most common was a 4 speed that would make it an 1841. Ford or a dealer may have installed an optional Sherman combination transmission providing...

I've encouraged the OP more than once to get his dealer involved just as others have.

11.00-16's are paired with 20.8-38 rears. The 4430 parts catalog lists 9 or 10 different front tire sizes for 2WD tractors. https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/sidebyside/equipment/83395/referrer/navigation/pgId/267511

You will have everything you need unless there’s a shortage in a kit. No “extras” to buy.

Hoses from the couplers to the implement are never included. Some applications use hoses from the valve to the couplers, that's the only time you will get hoses with a tractor remote valve kit. How would anyone know the length of the implement hoses you might need, or what style and size fitting...

Frequency and voltage are linear when discussing conventional PTO generators. An inexpensive Kit-O-Watt will verify that. They are a very useful tool. https://www.harborfreight.com/kill-a-watt-electric-monitor-93519.html

For those lacking self discipline. You either have it or or you don't. People were going broke a long time before the first credit card was conceived.

A good shop will make new rods if the old ones are too bad to fix.

And that at 100% mechanical efficiency which is unattainable. There is always some level of parasitic power loss.

It's a safe bet that you do doubt me. It depends entirely on the application. Your response only addresses half of my comment.

Neither is sodium chloride. The proof is all along northern roadsides.

Granular fertilizer is pretty much a carrier and a couple salts.

Not to mention the sheer convenience.

Any competent New Holland parts counter person can give you the final build date of your tractor if you give them the complete serial number. Yes, you need the serial number to have any chance of getting the correct parts, even filters. When I worked at the dealership I wouldn't look up parts...

Me too.