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hello Howdy from Texas - Zetor/ZTS 10145
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- Wiedemar, Germany
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- Joachim
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- Zetor 2011, Zetor 5011, Zetor 7340 Economic, and also a Trabant and Wartburg
Sure thing. I plan to post some photos as soon as the front hood is back on and it’s off jack stands. Having issues with the injector pump so it might be a few more days.
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- Zetors HSX 140, 2x 8111. CNH 895, MF50B. Heap of machinery.
They were a great tractor back in their day. We had 5 or 6 of them on the farm. The ones with the 40k box were a lovely tractor especially when you replaced the exhaust pipe with a straight stainless steel one. They would make a sweet sound
How do I tell if it has a 40k gear box or not?
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It's on the gear knob. It says 1-2-4-3 instead of standard 1-2-3-4. Also it's stamped on the ID in the cab on the side of the dash. And you'd know when your on the road, she's faster.
Is this what you mean?
Photos attached. Still needs work but only minor dents on body consistent with being a ranch tractor. Other things froze up due to sitting for a while. Runs good but throttle has no effect of engine speed. Had to disconnect fuel line to get it to die. Plunger rod in the injector pump is stuck. Filled it with pb blaster and will try to tap it loose.
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NO you have a standard 25k. Your gear knob look at it, it is standard 1-2-3-4. My 40K is 1-2-4-3.
Ah; you meant the standard H configuration for the order. I was thinking you meant the CCwise direction for some reason. Not a big deal; don't plan on racing it, though that sounds like fun on the back roads one Saturday afternoon.
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Driving at 40k is hardly racing. My Zetor HSX is a 50k tractor.
I'm not sure what you mean by CCwise direction? I consider reading the gear knob as a standard H box all the time.
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- Zetor 2011, Zetor 5011, Zetor 7340 Economic, and also a Trabant and Wartburg
clock wise ?
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Standard H and clockwise, 1-2-4-3 would still be correct for 40k. The order for HSX gearbox is strange when you write them in standard H pattern, it's 2-1-4-3-5.
Ccwise means counter clockwise.
Sorry for the confusion. I do most of this on my iPhone so short hand is the norm but I get how this could throw folks off. Especially if not native to English. I’ll also try not to use any Texan slang 
but no promises
but no promises
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I'm from Ireland, we speak English, just not American slang, it seems.
There was a fella from Germany in a prior post. What do you call counter clockwise in old Irish?
