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    Posted: 07 Dec 2015 at 7:13am
i recently bought a 7000 and a 7040 ps. i seen an add somewhere that someone put a 7030 front axle under a 7000. May possibly put a loader on the 7000 and keep it. 7040 has a locked up transmission or rearend. havent went and got 7040 yet.Anyone know how much work this will take or is does it bolt right up. i thought 7030 and up had a wider frame for the bigger engine. any help would be appreciated.
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7010 thru 7080 have the same frame rails. 7000 have the same as a 190/200.
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The black 7000 had the big frontend under them.as it can be done . Got one here with the big front under it mess me and I try to help u .
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I think if you look in a 7000 book it will tell that the heavy (7010-7080) front end was an option. If I remember it right.
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just looked on agco parts and the heavy duty front axle has the same part number as a 7040. thanks for the help guys. my 7000 has worn into spindles about 3/4 of an inch and needs replaced. after i get my 7040 home i will swap axles and part it out. then primer and paint. thanks again for all the help
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Originally posted by Unit3 Unit3 wrote:

I think if you look in a 7000 book it will tell that the heavy (7010-7080) front end was an option. If I remember it right.


This is a 7000 special.
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My 7000 is a "special" but has the standard front end. So I dont think all specials had them.
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Double check on the bolster, I think it may have been different to accommodate a larger axle pin?

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I know nothing, we have 5 ,7000
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Originally posted by injpumpEd injpumpEd wrote:


Originally posted by Unit3 Unit3 wrote:

I think if you look in a 7000 book it will tell that the heavy (7010-7080) front end was an option. If I remember it right.



This is a 7000 special.

That's right Ed.
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my 7010 bought new off the lot has the heavy one.
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[QUOTE=ILGLEANER] I know nothing, we have 5 ,7000
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The 7000 with the heavy front axle uses a different power steering cylinder. I don't believe that the standard one will work and the heavy one from a 7010 thru 7080 doesn't work right. It steers a lot easier one way than the other. I think that someone had a way to get around this, but I don't remember what the solution was.
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Different valve to accommodate a different cylinder I would guess. Is it called a compensator valve? I forget.
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I gots a heavy front axle for sale off my 7080
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HD front end was also available on maroon belly tractors, have seen several over the years.
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