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    FARMALL M YEAR

    Yes sir, seems about right, thanks for the link and all your help, much appreciated.
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    FARMALL M YEAR

    Need help determining year of Farmall M with Serial # FBK205375 XI THNX....
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    Step ladder

    mkirsch, I've been getting off and on any which way I am able to do so, however I don't have a drawbar for this tractor, therefore it makes it more difficult..trying to find a drawbar for it.....also I'm not as flexible as I used to be LOL..thanks for ur suggestion.
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    Step ladder

    Thanks rustyfarmall...I get the idea..
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    Step ladder

    Thanks for all your help to all those who took the time to offer suggestions/ideas. Found what I was looking for. Thnx for your concern Allan, I kind of got a laugh out of your suggestion...all I meant was that there should be an easier way to climb this tractor...you made my day...again...
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    Step ladder

    Did the Farmall M, 1949 come with steps or ladder to climb to be able to use...having hard time trying to get on and off this tractor.
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    hitch pins

    Thanks for all your advice and suggestions...will take those things mentioned into consideration..again thanks for your help to all those that contributed valuable information to my question.
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    hitch pins

    Can the pins on 3 point implements be turned if the arms on the tractor don"t open wide enough to connect the implement?
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    Hydraulic capacity

    These are double acting cylinders, did retract them several times, but the dipstick to measure the capacity is missing...so I was trying to use a plastic stick to measure...but not sure of the capacity now that I have retracted the cylinders several times...Is there any other way to measure the...
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    Hydraulic capacity

    Installed two new hydraulic cylinders on 1949 Farmall "M', I believe that the capacity for the belly pump is 6 quarts, drained all the old oil out. Would I be safe adding 7 quarts since I have installed new cylinders...what happens if it is too much oil?
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