Just got this 1990 1920 with fel and back hoe (2003)

[RickB]

Pretty much same everything.

I think the 1990 used the early hydraulic filter. A 97 will not.

 

[sixdogs]

I think some did and some didn't have a fuel strainer. It's under a three bolt side cover on trans if you have one. Check parts book.

 

[RickB]

I think some did and some didn't have a fuel strainer. It's under a three bolt side cover on trans if you have one. Check parts book.

??? Fuel strainer in the transmission? Maybe you should check the parts book.

 

[sixdogs]

??? Fuel strainer in the transmission? Maybe you should check the parts book.

It's a sump strainer and typical of the 1900 and some later models. I had one with a sump strainer on it and most tractors do. I think I still have the parts book if I can find it.

 

[RickB]

Hydraulic strainer / suction screen? I'm thinking not on a 1920.

Calling it a fuel strainer had me wondering.....

 

[sixdogs]

Whoops...I meant trans fluid. Sorry.

 

[Twindad01]

Well a ling overdue update the clutch was one solid piece of rust and the roll pins in the fork where sheared. Fly wheel turned new complete clutch and new shaft and fork. It back together but then pulled front axel off to remove oil pan and take a peek in side. All the tin was taken off and blasted. Needs primed and painted. New water pump thermostat and hoses and belts need done too. Attaching some pics of the progress

 

[Twindad01]

Well it's been a while but it's starting to go back together

 

[Twindad01]

And a few more

 

[fried1765]

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You are doing beautiful work!
My 1989 Ford 1920 4x4 (1056 hours ), has a very different rear wheel bolt pattern.
There are many more wheel to hub mounting bolts in my rear wheels.
I did a complete refurbish, and paint job two years ago, but did not do as much disassembly as you, because in my case, it was not needed.
Mine now has what I believe may be a broken clutch fork, so it will be split again, next month.