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| Terry Wible
08-01-2012 09:56:54
71.0.200.2
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I am buying a Ford, the owner says its a 600, but it has a 5speed trans and a two stage clutch. Anyway. Where can I get sheet metal hood and cowl.
Thanks,
Terry
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| Sean in PA
08-02-2012 05:00:37
71.224.102.32
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Re: Ford 600 in reply to Terry Wible, 08-01-2012 09:56:54
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| Two stage clutch means live PTO, first stage of letting out the clutch half way engages only the PTO, and the second stage of letting it out all of the way also engages the transmission. So if what the seller says is accurate it would be a 660.
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| Kurt-NEPA
08-01-2012 17:23:55
70.44.245.96
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Re: Ford 600 in reply to Terry Wible, 08-01-2012 09:56:54
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| The instrument panel or dash ( as I call it) come up on Ebay from time to time. I'd hang out there for a while until you see one. Prices are usually reasonable. The hood is a bit more challenging, They show up on Ebay, but are a bit pricey. Might take a while, but you'll find some.
I have a 660 (5 speed with live PTO), happy to help if I can.
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| soundguy
08-01-2012 10:58:26
173.104.89.15
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Re: Ford 600 in reply to Terry Wible, 08-01-2012 09:56:54
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| | yep.. 5spd will be 650/660 as said by other poster. check ebay and craigslist and the lists here on this site for tin.
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| reb-in-pa
08-01-2012 10:22:03
134.198.93.135
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Re: Ford 600 in reply to Terry Wible, 08-01-2012 09:56:54
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| | It could be a 600 with a 5-speed and no live PTO (a model 650) or with live PTO (a model 660). Take a look at the flat spot on the transmission housing just aft of the starter. You should find two rows of numbers -- the top row will be the model number and the bottom row will be the serial number. With the serial number, you can click on "Serial Numbers" on the left side of the page and figure out what year the tractor (or at least the transmission)was built. If by "cowl" you mean the front grille, they're available new but pricey. The hoods are only available used at salvage yards, other parts tractors, or ebay, although Dennis Carpenter's catalog says they're tooling up to produce hoods someday. Good luck. Ray
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| Terry Wible
08-01-2012 11:57:13
71.0.200.2
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Re: Ford 600 in reply to reb-in-pa, 08-01-2012 10:22:03
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| Sorry I used the wrong term when Isaid cowl. I mean the instrument panel.
Terry
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