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Ultradog MN 09-12-2012 16:46:15 174.20.255.170 Report to Moderator	Identify these 3 battery trays. [Reply]   [No Email]
Greg Wolodkin 09-14-2012 03:55:05 96.252.121.186 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   That was a pretty good question, UD. Figures that a 17TF battery is 3" shorter and 1-1/4" narrower than the 4DLT, but it needs a tray that looks to be longer and just as wide. :^) [Reply]  [No Email]
XFARMA 09-13-2012 15:57:25 70.16.67.29 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to showcrop, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   The 5000 diesel tray looks like the top one only a little longer to hold a 4DLT battery. [Reply]  [No Email]
Ultradog MN 09-13-2012 14:49:21 174.20.255.170 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   Top one is a standard 2/3/4/26/3600, etc Diesel battery tray. Second one from a 5000 gasser. I don't know what a diesel tray looks like for those tractors. The bottom one is a gasser tray for 2/3/26/4600, etc [Reply]  [No Email]
Fordfarmer 09-13-2012 20:26:54 98.125.120.200 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-13-2012 14:49:21   I had no guesses... all I've messed with had trays for 4DLT's. A 256 gasser spins over real well with a 4DLT. :) [Reply]  [No Email]
Sean in PA 09-13-2012 03:25:03 71.224.102.32 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   Top one looks like it could be for a 4630, but the bracket that sticks out for the pivot pin is missing. Bottom one looks like the one in my '73 gasser 4000. This post was edited by Sean in PA at 03:25:48 09/13/12. [Reply]  [No Email]
Greg Wolodkin 09-12-2012 17:51:13 96.252.121.186 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   Without going out to the shop to look, I'm think the bottom one holds a 17TF battery from e.g. a 3000 gasser. I don't think any of these could hold a 4DLT from a thousand series diesel, so I must be missing something. Post the answers please! :^) [Reply]  [No Email]
s19438 09-12-2012 17:22:15 72.94.45.81 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   as soon as i find a flash light that works i will go outside and look. [Reply]  [No Email]
rd 2n in mo 09-12-2012 17:15:39 76.214.55.141 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   the bottom is from a 1965 ford 2000. same as mine [Reply]  [No Email]
Ultradog MN 09-12-2012 18:37:36 174.20.255.170 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to rd 2n in mo, 09-12-2012 17:15:39   rd, Sort of correct. I will give away that your 2000 must be a gasser. But a 65 would have been a one piece tray - ie the tray was not seperable from the bracket that bolted to the back of the head. Mid 68 and later models had the pivot pin that could be removed so the tray came off but the head bracket stayed in place. This one is the late style. I have an early style gas tray here too but didn't think to include it in the photo. [Reply]  [No Email]
john730d 09-12-2012 16:57:01 208.73.228.5 Report to Moderator	Re: Test your 3 cylinder knowledge here. in reply to Ultradog MN, 09-12-2012 16:46:15   From the top: Ford, Ford, and Ford. LOL [Reply]  [No Email]