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I wasn't thinking. Sorry. I like to explore the desert when its not windy. I especially like the solitude of the desert whcih is fast becomming a thing of the past. Three or four hours north could be around here. Which is just east of this. Such contrast. I took these pix when i left...

I thought any area with less than 8 inches of annual rainfall was considered desert?

you must live in the desert maybe Palm Springs then.

What i found was it is only available on the sport and only in one trim package the Outer Banks. Would work for me but i'm not interested in a four door station wagon just want a small 2dr like my 68 was.

On my 2012 gold TDI they worked fine chuckle...funny thanks for the laugh. So your saying you would rather wear blinders to pending dangers around you? Surprisingly if you think about it, most people do that to some extent.

mAKE SURE BOTH GEAR BOXES ARE IN NEUTRAL BEFORE TOWING. YOU NEED A STRAIGHT 30 WEIGHT DIESL MOTOR OIL. tHE ONLY ONE I CAN FIND IS DELO CONVENTIONAL 30 WT. FORMULATED FOR DIESEL ENGINES. tHIS OIL IS DESIGNED FOR OLDER ENGINES...

Nice 4052r(y)

Glow plugs????...don't think mine has glow plugs. If it does i have never noticed them. This tractor has never needed much attention except for occasional lubes oil changes. If it runs out of fuel you have to bleed the injectors takes maybe five minutes and thats it.

Must not a Ford tractor must be a kubota?:)

Your right they work much better than the ones on my VW TDI. Much more accurate with exceptoional speed correction as percipitation changes in value much to my surprise after the VW. The VW system worked well but it would get confused. Bought the jeep with the money from the buy back and $8...

My experiance is they do nothing for rocks sand and other windborn debris. Wonder how they will do in mud rain? I have seen that once or twice.

I think there is a kit for rebuild? Saw one ....maybe on yesterdays trractors I think the repair kit is listed here. I found two kits for D engines on this page...

You have a British 4cylinder tractor, at least the engine was built over there. Parts are available which is a good thing but still harder to find than the 3 cyclinder models after 1965. Heres is a link to tractor data you can change the model year for the different engine transmission specs...

No not to be cool just one less thing i have to fiddle with when driving. Why do you insist that fiddling with things while you drive is as safe or safer than keeping your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road? You can find justification on the net to support any position you want, none...

Me either but i have only owned one with this feature a 2016 jeep trailhawk renegade. The last couple of weeks driving I-5 with one storm sprinkle after another have further strengthened my desire to not ever purchase a vehicle without this otion. I've discussed this with Ford and they only say...

I think If the payment is made by a business and the vehicle is a company vehicle then you can write off either way as a buriness expense.

So if you plan on keeping a vehicle leasing is not the way to go. Never have leased always seems expensive to me to have to buy a vehicle I already bought after 2-3 years. But i always pay cash

[QOTE="bloominguez, post: 416270, member: 6863"] Funny cell phone ya got there that you can operate 1) with a single swipe; 2) without looking at it; and 3) without taking a single hand off the wheel... nope all done with old technology with my hands on the wheel and voice commands. Didn't you...

why did they make a law against cell phone use when driving? Because cell phones like anything you fiddle with when driving takes your attention off your primary purpose when behind the wheel of watching other drivers and the road. ....chuckle.......you don't have to use safety devices if you...

chuckle.....don't even have a windshield...That is a 1975 Ford 2000 diesl the last of its kind, i am the 2nd owner and it still works every year brush hogging mostly..