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Thanks FF. Will try to find that vid and thanks for the pointers. Much appreciated... Doing it outside so bugs are a concern. Even worse, at least in MI the cottonwoods have yet to 'snow' upon us so that's another issue. Thanks again !- jdub
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Not expo by any means but did a ground up resto so pretty darn good. I know about the cleaning and good equipment. Just thought there might be a vid out there to get me going with at least some basics...- jdub
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Any good videos out there for painting two cylinders especially an H ?- jdub
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H wiring diagram
Almost forgot. Do you or anyone know what lenght the gen belt is ? Haven't seen much on line. Maybe even a gates or other brand part # ?- jdub
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H wiring diagram
I won't be at this point for a while but all of the above could be a huge help. Much thanks...- jdub
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H wiring diagram
Thanks to all for the info. My tractor has lighting equipment only. Some of this info will surley be helpful tho ! Might have to wing it on some of it...- jdub
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H wiring diagram
Hi all. Does anyone know where I can get a printable or booklet for the correct wire routing for an H ? Thanks...- jdub
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Model H shift lever
Model H gurus: Had to take off shift lever and steering support to realign gears to proper position. Noticed the lever itself had a slight bend. Not thinking this is right but ??? Also the ball is badly pitted so that'll get replaced but how does it come off ? Thanks...- jdub
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Model H shifter adjustment
Thanks everyone. Very helpful. Will be working on it soon.- jdub
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Model H shifter adjustment
Hi All. Does anyone know the correct procedure as to how the gear shift shaft should be adjusted/position . I know the adjustment feature is under the left floor plate but is there a proper position it's supposed to be in or ? Thanks...- jdub
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Recent fan shaft questions
Been seeing a few question and remarks about the old style rubber friction assemblies lately. I've also seen quite a few questions regarding fan shaft/gov gear noise in the model H with myself included a while back. I've read and have been told that the later friction disk assemblies were quite...- jdub
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