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    Oil Change - Farmall M

    This will be the first time I change the oil on the Farmall M that I inherited from my dad. When I was doing some research I saw there is a cap on top near the gasoline cap that I put the oil in? I assumed that was correct but when I was watching a video on an oil change the guy mentioned adding...
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    Transmission Fluid - Farmall M

    I am planning to check the level of my transmission fluid on the M. I believe to check the fluid there is a square plug to undo on the left side. If I wanted to drain all the fluid I would open the square plug on the back underneath the PTO. If I need to add fluid it's near the brake pedal...
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    A couple rainy day projects

    I like this idea! I will have to make one or two myself
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    HELP!

    If you haven't tried using a socket that is meant to grab onto rounded heads I'd try that. The second option that I go to is using a chisel to scrape the sides down a little to make it smaller and the edges sharp to see if a smaller socket will grab it. Lastly I get the heat out. Good luck!
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    Gear layout Farmall F20

    Hello, I want to make sure I know what gears are where on a Farmall F20. I believe it is... R----4 1-2-3 I am not sure if that is correct or not. I wanted to make something so family if they ever want to drive it they will know what gears are what since it doesn't say where the gears...
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    Hand-cranking tractor

    Thanks. Ill start using the choke if its a cold start. Should I be concerned when Ive cranked it a couple times gas will come out of the bottom of the carburetor when I have full choke? I always assumed if that happens its getting close to being flooded, but Im not entirely sure.
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    Hand-cranking tractor

    What all should I check to make sure its working correctly? Last time I pulled the points out of the front part of the mag they looked clean. I hear the impulse snapping when I crank it. I never have to use choke but I did use choke yesterday when I started it and it made it pop off much faster...
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    Hand-cranking tractor

    True. I will check the points to make sure they are clean. The impulse is snapping so Im good there at least.
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    Hand-cranking tractor

    The gas is maybe a month old.
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    Hand-cranking tractor

    I make sure I always set the magneto and Ive never had it kickback. Hopefully I wont have to keep spinning it but it did start quick when I did. Lol
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    Hand-cranking tractor

    I was having issues starting my 1937 Farmall F20 a month back and I was able to start it by pulling it. Now I am able to start it again by hand-cranking. A week later I went to start the tractor and it would not start by pulling up on the hand-crank. I went ahead and spun the hand crank all the...
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    Farmall F20

    Thanks! Would it be the square head that is next to the smaller chrome bolt?
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    Farmall F20

    thank you for the feedback. I apologize in advance, I am not too knowledgeable on all the parts of the F20 yet. The radiator cap is really stuck on but I'll try some things to see if I can get it off. If I take the shifter off is it hard to put back on? Could I accidentally mess that up...
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    Farmall F20

    Hello, I am wanting to make sure all fluid levels are where they need to be on my '37 Farmall F20. Does anyone have any tricks on getting the cap off so I can check to ensure the radiator fluid is where it should be? How do I check the transmission fluid? Is there any other fluid...
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    Pull Starting - Hand Crank Tractor

    Hello, I am planning to dig deeper into my 37' F20 as to why it's not starting. The spark plugs look good and I don't believe there is a fuel problem. I am thinking it may be the points on the magneto that need to be cleaned. If that is not it and I want to pull start or roll down a hill...
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