Yes, sorry about that, Origin -- but one is never sure about the capabilities and expertise of others, which means there are times when the unnecessarily obvious is pointed out. And I agree, one is never too old to learn. Even though I'm in my late 70s and, like Robert, have a City and Guilds of London in agricultural engineering, as well as working at NIAE on experimental machinery for a while, when I needed to overhaul our Deutz DX110 a few years ago the help available on the Deutz website was invaluable -- even with the shop manual to hand. And indeed, this site is invaluable for anyone owning a Fordson.
Pavel
Rear main upper seal and other things.
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Dandy Dave
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Re: Rear main upper seal and other things.
I've been Wrenching on everything from weed wackers to D-8 Caterpillars for more than 40 years and still need to look stuff up all the time.
When I was 14 years of age, I knew everything.
Now it seems the older I get, the less I relize I know. 
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And half of the battle is re-learning stuff that you did years ago but just do not remember. Dandy Dave!
When I was 14 years of age, I knew everything.
Now it seems the older I get, the less I relize I know. .... And half of the battle is re-learning stuff that you did years ago but just do not remember. Dandy Dave!
Have a Fordsonful day Folks!
1960 Fordson Power Major
1960 Fordson Power Major