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Interesting. Looks as if it depends who you deal with. I used the x-plan to purchase my F-250 SD and was very pleased with the savings. I went to the dealer, found what I wanted, agreed on the price of my trade in and got the price. Then asked what the price was with the x plan. Saved me about 3K.
I'm planning on using it again next year for my wife's new vehicle.

Ford X-Plan
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 4 Post by danfay

Makes Sense. Guess it don't hurt to put the thinkin' cap on once in a while.
Thanks Tom ! Have a great day!
Dan.

Auxiliary service port on 1710
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by danfay

Wolbert. I was as shocked as you when I saw it. I'll go through my pages and see if I can locate the web page.I have so many book marked at this point, it may take a bit, but the entire web site involved compact tractor / garden tractor reviews. I'll let you know what I find. One last note, as I said earlier I don't promote or bash any brand. Personaly, I like my Old Ford.

Need Help On Tractor Selection
Parts and Repair
Replies 8 Post by danfay

I'm with Kevin!
I also own a V10 and have nothing but good to say. I pull several trailers and it does great. Pulled a heavy 28ft travel trailer through NC mountains passing people on the way. It likes it fuel, but not that much more than my 92 351 Ford, plus I get much better working preformance!

My oppinion on my new 2002 f250 4x4
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 15 Post by danfay

My goodness!
What a can of worms I opened here.
Well, I'm getting some ideas, and I'd rather bug you guys than burn the pump up on my trusty old tractor!
Tom, thanks for the patience ! Let's see if I can do better. Basicly the loader is plumbed as so.... I belive you too own a 1710, so I'm sure the output point on the tractor is about the same, lower right somewhat in the area of the right foot board. From there the pressure line goes into the loader valve. On the valve itself there are four hyd. hoses that operate the loader functions, and lastly, the return hose that returns right next to where the pressure line originates by the lower right foot board. So what I have is a pressure line, a return line, and the 4 loader function lines. Now (hope I explain this right) on the side of the loader valve is a plug, (approx. 1/2"). This plug is in an additional port and is labeled "PB". I was told by an implement dealer that the PB port is where I should originate the pressure line for the backhoe. (I hope that made sense!!) Once I heard of the PB port, I investigated the plumbing instructons supplied by Bush hog, and it also showed to originate the pressure line from there. The whole PB thing is new to me so if I sound like an idiot, (well my wife may agree).
Thanks again guys, I did get some scetches via email regarding some plumbing ideas, so I need to look those over, and check into the northern hyd. valves. So many choices, so little time !!

Loader valve manufacture help
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 9 Post by danfay