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RIt should have nothing to do with that regulator or wire.
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RRrrdad replied to the thread Voltage regulator.Ok great thank you. From what I'm gathering the starting issue is most likely has nothing to do with the regulator. Thank you much.
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RRrrdad replied to the thread Voltage regulator.So the one wire on the regulator would just go to the ammeter? That's its only function on my tractor?
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RRrrdad replied to the thread Voltage regulator.Ok great thank you much. I'll post what I come up with Monday.
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RRrrdad replied to the thread Voltage regulator.TO35 12 volt. Tried starting this afternoon. It fired right up then quit after 10 seconds or so but that was it.
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RRrrdad replied to the thread Voltage regulator.Ok great thank you. I'll get pictures here this afternoon. Thank you very much
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RAfter 2 years of fixing my steering box my voltage regulator sits there looking at me with one wire dangling. Where would this one wire go ?
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RRrrdad replied to the thread TO35 steering arms.Harry at Steiner was fantastic The steering gear box I have is from a 135 etc. The steering's arms fit plus they had the springs I also...
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RRrrdad replied to the thread TO35 steering arms.OK Well I did test mine the other day for the fit and everything lines up so I know what you mean I would rather spend an extra couple...
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RI have NO investment and or financial interests in "YT". I POSTED the information as I located it.
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RRrrdad replied to the thread TO35 steering arms.Ok gotcha. Thank you though. I'll call them tomorrow.
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RRrrdad replied to the thread TO35 steering arms.I will go to your website here in a couple minutes and take a look, but you do have the arms for the left and the right side and they...
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RRrrdad replied to the thread TO35 steering arms.Ok thank you. If I read that correctly, you are saying that I need to purchase the steering arms for a 135 and that should work? And...
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RInfo from "YT" parts Steering Box Drop Arm - This is a Steering Box Drop Arm (Pitman Arm) used on Massey Ferguson 133, 135, 140, 145...
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RUnfortunately,I shall not be back at my summer residence for several weeks. I would see, if someone, would measure the splines and bore...
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