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    Farmall B cultivator

    I'm looking for a belly/front mount cultivator for my B. Does anyone know of one for sale? Thanks, Eric
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    930 parts help

    I snapped the left steering arm on my 69 930 and am having a heck of a time finding another one. It is an adjustable axle with notches and a female thread tie rod end. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks, Eric
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    Governor Help

    well, I need some ideas and help to figure this one out. The governor spring on my B snapped and I replaced it with a new one from the dealer. When I installed it it made all of the adjustments (speed control and surge bumper) way off. For the speed control adjustment, I had to spin the...
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    Governer Spring on a B

    not so much slop in the input shaft and it had good response before the spring broke. Just to clarify, you mean that both spring ears are facing the input shaft?
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    Governer Spring on a B

    after a long day of disking the speed control stopped working and I limped back from the field with the tractor only idling. I checked the linkage and found that the input lever and the output weren"t connected. I opened the governor housing and saw that the governor spring was broken. Now...
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    Clutch Adjusting...

    The bottom of the fork looks like it is deflected forward a bit. I just gave it a quick look so I didn't see how much, but it is definately angled forward. Just to make sure I have the proceedure understood before I begin, first I pull the starter to get at the upper pin. Then I drive out the...
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    Clutch Adjusting...

    So, to answer your question I have adjusted it so that I am at the end of the rod and if I back it out any more I'd need to look for a thinner nut or get it to hang on by just a thread. I assumed that because I was at the end of the adjustment rod that it was time to replace the clutch, so...
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    adjusting clutch

    so, to add a follow-up question, when the clutch adjustment for free play has been taken all the way up to the end of the adjusting rod its time to replace the clutch? On mine, I am at the end of that rod and I get some gnashing of gears. Is it normal that there is now slipping only gear...
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    no spark on a B

    The only problem is I don't know how...Haha. I took everything apart once again, buffed up all of the connections I could find, pulled the mag apart to check for gounding, retimed it and it started on the first crank. Obviously something was wrong either my testing/timing or something was...
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    no spark on a B

    I"ve had some great help from some on the board but I need a little more. I"ve set the timing using the rough method. Then I found the timing mark on the flywheel and lined it up with the pointer. I set the rotor to fire #1. Buttoned it up but still no spark at the plug. I then pulled the...
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    Farmall B Timing

    well first a friend and i made a crank because there was none when i bought it Then I reset the rotor spindle to the mag gear lining the R on the rotor spindle to the notched tooth on the mag gear (because the rotor spins clockwise) I hand cranked the motor to tdc on compression stroke...
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    Farmall B Timing

    I bought a B this winter to use for cultivating. I grew up on a B on my grandfather's lap on his farm. I just made the rookie mistake of taking the mag/rotor cam gear out without marking it first and now it won't start. Is there any relationship in the rotor position to the mag spindle...
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