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Servicing a 1950 something Ford 600??

18 years ago

I live in SW Ohio. I have a 1950's Ford 600 in need of some tender loving care. It is a good tractor, but the power steering pump has gone out along with a few other issues. Does anyone know of a place in my area that could make the necessary repairs?

Thanks...

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dbear
18 years ago
Your local New Holland dealer would be a good place to start. Probably almost any ag tractor repair/dealer could help you out. Parts might be available thru Tractor Supply Company.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tractor Supply
steve2ski
18 years ago
probably not to far from you
www dot n-complete dot com
http://www.n-complete.com/
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buckeye_brian
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks Steve2ski...I am in Clermont County.

I will check out your website. I have pictures of it from when I was working on it last year (replacing starter)

My biggest issues right now is the power steering and it doesn't just run as strong as in the past. I might just need a good tune-up...who knows. I am mechanically inclined (carpenter by trade)...but I really dislike working on engines.

I will be in touch if we are not that far apart...

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