My "Co-Grandfather" ordered what he thought was a speedo for his M-F compact tractor, only to find a Ferguson tachometer in the box. He gave it to me thinking it might be a good spare for my M-F 1440 - but of course of no value to an Iseki. Case is 3 1/4" OD, rear clamped. I can't put pic into new computer, but will do so when I figure out how to live with 11. This thing is obviously new, I strongly suspect a repro part as dial paint is just too bright and the backlight is LED with 1/4" push on modern terminals. Mechanical drive. Face says: "Ferguson" in stylized script, "hours at 1500 RPM" in print above hour meter, 4 black, one white and one more black background fields on time drum, "tractor meter" in type below, below that 2:1 and in larger type following out edge of face "R.P.M. HUNDREDS" lining up with outer dial in RPM to 24 Speedo numbers shown in black/white/black background for high range gears 321 engine at 14, 75 and 5 with inner ring face in red, white, red background for gears low range 3,2,1 ending at 3.5, 2 and 1.3. There is a bar showing PTO 536RPM just under 1500 engine RPM and a second "STD BELT SPEED" at 20 (i.e. 2,000) RPM
Anyone able to tell me what this is for or where to go to find out what it is supposed to be?
Anyone able to tell me what this is for or where to go to find out what it is supposed to be?
