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Thank you JC for your help, It appears the previous owner of this pump created a witness mark also (see pict). This tractor I have had no pump so .... but maybe when this is all said and running I can put the other half of the mark on this timing cover. Looks like your picture is a later model...

Yes Mike, The idle screw is missing, the parts drawing only shows one, are there two (I assume you are talking #74 and nut #75 ? And yes I am pushing the control rack slightly with the ruler in the picture as well as I turned the throttle a bit. Two springs came with this pump; #55 and #68 as...

Jones6780, thank you for pointing me back to this ~ i am thinking this actually answered my original question :) page 17:24 "Align the injection pump gear mark with the idler gear mark by turning the crankshaft counter-clock-wise ......” I had lined up the marks to set the crank, idler and cam...

You say, “That’s what sets the fuel and the torque settings..” I can see the further this “bolt” screws down into the injection pump it makes it harder to torque the throttle lever … does it also set the idle speed ?

And even another option; I just found a M16 -1.0 bolt with like 1.5” of thread ~ i may just weld a small length of rod onto it.

Of course the other option is to buy another injector pump and salvage the parts off it ..... but maybe just to get it running, I will just tap and thread the plug and put a long bolt in it .....

I found a brass plug that fits and you are right the threads are a bit odd ~ it is an M16-1.0 thread. My plan was to drill and tap the center of the plug and insert a smaller stainless threaded rod with a slot in the top for a screwdriver to fit. It just seemed that there was more to #80 than...

"WHERE did you find a pump ? " I contacted tractor salvage yards. But like I said the bearings were shot and it looks like it had some water sitting in it ie no lubrication. The bearing was powder. I don't see anything in the manual or specs on how it is lubricated ... so your 5 oz engine...

Thank you pump guy for your detailed explanation ~ very helpful ! And yes, this particular pump has the spring cover on the engine side. I see you know this pump :) A “dry run” sounds like an excellent idea. I will try to make a drip tube just so the “dry run” isn’t so wet :) This tractor...

Thepumpguysc, Thank you for your response ~ you are no barer of bad news, just different news ~ It’s all a learning process. :) I just hope you don’t mind explaining in a bit more detail :) You mention (Spill Timing) is actually gonna be when your tappet is barely past flush on it’s up...

Thank you TractorTech for responding to this post. Attached is a zoomed in pict of the idler gear. I do not see another mark. But I think that is ok because what you are saying now makes sense. And I think it lines up with the manual. If I am understanding things correctly, the goal here is...

I hope someone can help explain; I am installing an injector pump into a Ford 1000. (please see attached manual page 17 and 18). I rotated the crankshaft till the marks matched and are lined up between the crank shaft to the idler pulley and the other marks are lined up between the idler and...

Wow, thank you all for your help ~ my question has been answered !! My neighbor practically gave me this Ford1000 ~ he bought it from someone but many pieces were missing ~ so I am attempting to get er running again. Thanks again to you all for your help (y)

JC-jetro, yes that looks just like the 1000. Does it connect back up to the top of the tank like in the photo I posted above where the tube is broken off ?

Hmm.... interesting ~ the tank on this tractor looks just like the attached pict from the manual. And it doesn't say where line 26 goes, it just calls it a pipe, return. Hmm return from what ? maybe the injectors ? And I attached another pict of the tank with the hoses on the back like the...

Awesome, thanks for the info. Is it possible it connects to the top of the tank not the bottom ..... I see a little fitting that looks like the same size tube etc... see attached pic

Can someone please show how these lines are connected (please see photo) Thank you for your help :) Sincerely, Rick

Dutch, I am interested in the progress and any photo's you you might have on the plans and or fabrication of a loader for these little guys :). Thanks Rick