Good morning. I have a tractor like that: an old Ford 3600, which still works. It belonged to my late father-in-law. I really needed your help to review it. Because I need to change the engine and hydraulic oil, but I don't know what type of oil it takes and how many liters are needed for the engine and hydraulic/differential?! Can anyone help me? Thanks.
I just got a 3600 with a loader on it. Makes maintenance a little tougher.. If you keep it outside, keep a bucket on the shift levers to help keep out rainwater, and a metal pai; of paint can on the exhaust as the flappers leak. I found a ROPS in a tractor boneyard. These were great tractors, but the older machines need a lot of TLC to bring them back. Many are kind of neglected.
Do a video to include the transmission and rear end drain plus are. Also, it's a BEAR trying to get a wrench on that overflow plug for the transmission! I wrestled with my 3600 forever before I finally figured out how to get a wrench on it and get that thing out. If you if you know an easier way to get that crazy thing out with those heavy metal tubes running over the top of it please include a video for that as well.
Foamy fluid can be a reaction not a cause. Change the fluid and refill to the proper level. Overfilling can cause foaming. Moving parts can stir the fluid up and aerate it.
Pull the square headed plug on the right side towards the rear as in the video. Remove the fill plug behind the seat. Fill until fluid comes out the first hole.
Good morning. I have a tractor like that: an old Ford 3600, which still works.
It belonged to my late father-in-law.
I really needed your help to review it. Because I need to change the engine and hydraulic oil, but I don't know what type of oil it takes and how many liters are needed for the engine and hydraulic/differential?!
Can anyone help me? Thanks.
which oil is poured into the hydraulics, please help
Good
where can I find the plug under the tractor when I have to change the hydraulic oil in the rear axle?? 😊
I just got a 3600 with a loader on it. Makes maintenance a little tougher.. If you keep it outside, keep a bucket on the shift levers to help keep out rainwater, and a metal pai; of paint can on the exhaust as the flappers leak. I found a ROPS in a tractor boneyard. These were great tractors, but the older machines need a lot of TLC to bring them back. Many are kind of neglected.
Do a video to include the transmission and rear end drain plus are. Also, it's a BEAR trying to get a wrench on that overflow plug for the transmission! I wrestled with my 3600 forever before I finally figured out how to get a wrench on it and get that thing out. If you if you know an easier way to get that crazy thing out with those heavy metal tubes running over the top of it please include a video for that as well.
Thanks for doing this video! Ive looked for something like this for a while
Glad it was helpful!
Where did you find Square fenders for that tractor. I love the square fenders. Mine has the half round ones and I'd like to change them
My ford 3600 ,47 hp,,you ?
Thank you for this video! Great job.
10 gallons?! Or did you mean 10 quarts?
Gallons
My 1970 3600 has two fuel filters
My 3600 all of suddenly very slowly builds pressure and takes off slowly. My fluid is foamy. Is this most likely the cause?
Foamy fluid can be a reaction not a cause. Change the fluid and refill to the proper level. Overfilling can cause foaming. Moving parts can stir the fluid up and aerate it.
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Hi there I have a ford 3600 and the hydraulic lift ain’t going up and down? Could this be due to low hydraulic oil???
Either is possible. Easiest thing to do is check your fluid level.
Thank you
Or could something be wrong with the hydraulic pump?
Pull the square headed plug on the right side towards the rear as in the video. Remove the fill plug behind the seat. Fill until fluid comes out the first hole.
@@homestead_dreamers thanks for the response, and also what hydraulic oil should I use, correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t it 10w-30?
Tractor hydraulic fluid
@@homestead_dreamers thxs ur a life save 🙏
@@homestead_dreamers can u make a video of where the rear drains are😊
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