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Jim in OH

12-06-2005 09:40:13




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Is this an original Ferguson Jack? It appears to me that it some sort of a copy and I can't even see how it would work (the saddles seem to be upside down to me) Link is to ebay item... Jim

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Chuck (CA)

12-06-2005 19:17:06




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 Re: Ferguson Jack? in reply to Jim in OH, 12-06-2005 09:40:13  
An amazing invention; just hook it up to your 3 point and raise "er up.
Check out the link below.

Chuck



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danctt

12-06-2005 11:32:03




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 Re: Ferguson Jack? in reply to Jim in OH, 12-06-2005 09:40:13  
Jim
The jack works great and easy to hook up,the one i have has the old Ferguson name tag , but like John says the supports that go under the Axel are much bigger on mine, this is handy for putting the snow chains on each win



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John (UK)

12-06-2005 10:27:35




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 Re: Ferguson Jack? in reply to Jim in OH, 12-06-2005 09:40:13  
It is a Ferguson jack, although not the original type. The small cups go under the ends of the lower link arms. To do that you will need to turn the part with the cups right around the opposite way.Disconnect the little tie bars and turn the part with the cups the opposite way around and then refit the tie bars again. This is not the easiest thing to describe...lol I have pics of this if you need them. This jack was made about the time the FE35 came out in UK (1956) may have been sooner in US as TO35 came out earlier than that.(1954)

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Leroy

12-11-2005 14:36:31




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 Re: Ferguson Jack? in reply to John (UK), 12-06-2005 10:27:35  
That is the orignal type ans is assembled corectly as it is all welded and cannot be changed and I know they were made for the TO 30 as my uncle had one with his and we used it on our 2N Ford and Dad made a copy to have one and since I have gotten some others, the last one I got and cannt find now (May have sold) had 2 of those cups on the end for use with the larger model tractors, The sale I got it at had a Red 35 and that unit should have also worked with the 65 plus all the 20 and 30 and 35 and 135 tractors plus all the ford tractors thru 54 and the standard (Not row crop ) models thru 1964 and the 2000 newer than that. And that jack works great ans so i don't have to start tractor or have tractor settle down I just use a jack on the bar between the lift arms and that way if I wanted it would stay in exact same position for a month

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John (UK)

12-12-2005 06:27:59




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 Re: Ferguson Jack? in reply to Leroy, 12-11-2005 14:36:31  
Hi Leroy, That jack shown was the later type and the cups fit around the ends of the lower links, the earlier ones had much larger "U" shaped cups that fitted around the rear axle. The earlier type was welded but the bottom part that carried the axle did move independently from the top part because if you remember it used to fold flat for storage. I will send pictures of both jacks to your email address so you can compare them. I cant find any pics or any mention of a jack for the 65 type tractor but I too seem to remember seeing one for that tractor but it wasn't the same as the one for the smaller tractors, it had to be longer and stronger because of the longer lower links and weight of the 65 tractor...John

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Leroy

12-12-2005 16:18:27




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 Re: Ferguson Jack? in reply to John (UK), 12-12-2005 06:27:59  
All I ever have seen fit on the lower links of the lift arm, never seen one that fit the axle, the one that I had that I stink would have fit a 65 had a double cup for each side so one position was longer than the other, the one side was broken when I got it and only have had to use them on is a 41 9N ford, 44 2N Ford, Naa Ford,and to30 Ferguson and same jack fit all those tractors. I have a friend that has I think at least a half dozen of those jacks. I am in Ohio, USA. Lester (Leroy) Helmlinger lesfarm@bright.net

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