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I think you are correct. We had a Ford 6610 tractor with that engine in it but thinking back it had an optional intake heater not glow plugs. Wish I could be of more help.

The 2nd pushbutton is most likely for your glow plugs. Turn ignition on and hold glow plugs for 8 to10 seconds then engage starter.

2010 with 6.4 diesel and 6 speed. Dpf delete and h&s tuner.

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Great first post and welcome aboard

The family wood hauler. 1986 F350 7.3idi with a banks turbo and a 5 speed

Cutting some yellow birch with my father and my little choker setter

My oldest is out helping me and my father every weekend. He loves helping to haul and split. Hope it stays that way for a long time.

I also use a ladder for every cut. It allows you to easily start and finish each cut and only takes an extra minute to set. A 3120 with a 42 inch bar on a panther mill is quite heavy so anything to make things easier will help speed up production.

Couple of ash tops

Cut a little ash today with my favorite firewood saw.

If time is not a concern and your just in it for the enjoyment then any saw close to 100cc will work for you. The best part for me is pulling off the first slab and seeing what is hidden in each log. If chainsaw milling brings you satisfaction and supplies the lumber you need then it's a win no...

I used a husqvarna 2100 for a couple of years and never had a problem with it. Fast smooth cuts with a 42 inch bar on a 48 inch panther mill. As Grande Dog said easy to refuel and way easier to fill the bar oil than my 3120. I now use it for edging with a logosol timber jig.

94 F250 7.3idi with factory turbo. Great workhorse and daily driver.

.325 pitch

The wife doesn't care as long as no household money is used for saws. My family says nothing because most of them float in the same CAD boat as me.

Have someone hold the cover for you and use a pair of channel lock pliers to twist the brake off. I have had success doing it this way a couple of times with minimal effort and no damage to the cover.

Roughed in a dish washer for my wife, she couldn't figure out were the wood chips under the refrigerator came from.

my two girl friends and the wife when she found out how much a 3120 cost

I run a 32" full skip on my 385 and it works great. It's a little nose heavy but balances and handles fine.