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    Staring on diesel

    I wonder if you could put a heater grid on the intake like a 5.9 cummins.
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    FARMALL P

    I just sent a guy in Nigeria $10000 for a Farmall P, he said it should be here by April 32. Can"t wait to drive it.
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    Late 40's Farmall H Serial Numbers?

    Those numbers are all part numbers. The date codes on the tractor are in this format month.day.letter=code for year. All of the information you need is on the website.
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    Is this block worth saving?

    You can have the block stitched that would be the best way to fix it.
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    OT 04 Durango

    We worked on a 4.7 a afew years ago that had a similar problem the oil pump screen and pickup tube were gummed right up but that was from a severe lack of maintenance. Also make sure you run an injector cleaner and I would also suggest adding an inline filter as there is only a sock in the...
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    The Challenge is issued..duel is on Stuart!!!!

    I have a 1940 H that is pretty much original aside from rear tires that are probably 30 years old, hard as a rock with cracks wide enough to stick a finger in, but that wouldn't be a fair fight I know you will walk all over me with a fresh C, so I figured the 300 would be a better choice.
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    The Challenge is issued..duel is on Stuart!!!!

    I will take you up on your challenge if you don"t mind going against a 300 that only has a 175 kit (close enough to a stock H) at 5500 pounds.
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    Super C starting issue

    I have a 1951 Farmall Super C with coil ignition. When you crank it over it has good spark out of the coil but nothing going to the cylinders unless the engine rolls over backwards then it has good spark and will run for about 2 seconds backward. I have exhanged the following off of a running...
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    1943 Farmall M Brake drum shaft seal housing removal

    Thanks for the quick help I greatly appreciate it.
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    1943 Farmall M Brake drum shaft seal housing removal

    I am doing a full restoration on this tractor and right now I am working on the brakes. I dave the drum off and want to take the shaft seal housing off. I have backed the housing out about 3/4 of an inch and then it starts coming out hard. I was wondering if there is anything else that will come...
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    M Rebuild

    The complete overhaul kit is cheap and comes with everything for the engine. If you do it right the first time it will run for another fifty years.
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    Spark Plug Wires

    To fix the stuck clutch in an open area put the tractor in gear with the clutch in and start it. Drive around and keep working the clutch. Once the clutch disengages enough to let the tractor stop it may not allow you to shift. If that happens shut it down and put it in fourth gear. Fire it...
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    Opinion need on 39 M prodject

    Personally I would keep the tractor stock, but you could put on your other front end and keep the one that is on it just to keep with the tractor in case you ever want it to be matching numbers.
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    International T340

    I was wondering where there is a a good place to find parts for this crawler or if anyone knew of one for sale for parts in the northeastern CT area. Thanks.
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    1929 Regular finally finished

    I believe that those rear wheels on your F20 are rare because of the offset they have. I read that in a Red power Magazine article.
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