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Posted by Mikie on August 29, 2002 at 16:08:20 from (64.80.240.74):
I need to know how to keep a Ford 860 with attached front end loader running and how to repair it when it doesn't. They didn't let girls take "shop" classes back in the early 60's and I know very little about engines or mechanical stuff. I have manuals but I don't understand a lot of what they're saying. I would like to find some basic books on this subject (I have learned other mechanical skills from books). I could use pointers on operating the tractor and use of implements also. I am a working farmer and have gotten large enough to be unable to get by without the tractor. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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