MF 65 with g176 gas engine with cessna power steering pump what are the fittings?
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Anyone know the thread pitch and fittings on the cylinder side also.
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On my 1962 203 it has brake line fittings which is pipe thread ,24 TPI. . I'm not familiar with what's on your 65.
I took short pieces of brake line and brazed on a male jic fitting on one end so I could use 1/4 inch hydraulic hose with female JIC ends to make new hoses. The brake line fitting fit the steering cylinder.
It saved me from having to have special hoses made.
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no. Brake line is not a ntp or tapered thread.
It us a straight thread with a flare on the pipe/tubing. That's the fitting I have on the steering cylinders.
I can't tell you on the pump.
Take a fitting loose and post a photo.
I went to the agco parts book and couldn't find your 65
More information would help. There were often changes made within a model runs.
Photos help
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cessna only makes aircraft, some company is using the cessna name illegally!. I'd be leery of this, as parts could be suddenly stopped when the company is put out of business for using the cessna name!.
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Whoa.... a MF65 with a 4 cylinder gas engine comes real close to being a "forever" tractor as was ever made.
If you have the optional power steering you must bless it everyday, as heavy steering was the downside of most tractors in that era.
Hmmm.... the old literature also mentions an optional heavy 12 speed gearbox with power shift. Did you get twice lucky?
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If you have the optional power steering you must bless it everyday, as heavy steering was the downside of most tractors in that era.
Hmmm.... the old literature also mentions an optional heavy 12 speed gearbox with power shift. Did you get twice lucky?
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