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    M Farmall oil pressure drops to 25-30 psi when hot?

    Is engine oil pressure of 25 psi to 30 psi concerning on an M Farmall when hot ? It starts out cold at about 60 psi. After running about 15-20 minutes it drops to the 25-30 psi. I replace the rings and head work in the engine during the pandemic and am finally want to parade it this weekend...
  2. J

    M Farmall oil pressure drops to 25-30 psi when hot?

    Is the engine oil pressure of 25 psi to 30 psi concerning on an M Farmall when hot ? It starts out cold at about 60 psi. After running about 15-20 minutes it drops to the 25-30 psi. I replace the rings and head work in the engine during the pandemic and finally want to parade it this weekend...
  3. J

    1950 JD B is hard starting?

    We have spare coils that we could swap out. Thanks for your reply
  4. J

    1950 JD B is hard starting?

    The tractor has a distributor not a mag. We went thru that pretty good. I do have a spare hot mag that I could put on it. Thanks for your reply.
  5. J

    1950 JD B is hard starting?

    The tractor looks to have a strong spark. I will check color. Thank you.
  6. J

    1950 JD B is hard starting?

    1950 JD B is hard starting? Dear Sirs, I have been working on fellows JD 1950 B that is hard starting. We crank the machine and feather the choke for about 15 to 20 seconds, it pops and finally it starts. It then runs pretty good full throttle, mid-range and idle. Turn it off, wait 15 minuets...
  7. J

    I have ruined my M

    I did the exact same thing you did about a month ago and just about sat down and cried. I found a new casting on ebay very reasonable. Removed the platform plate, removed the axil housing, removed the bull gear, replaced the new used casting, then assembled back together.It all went really OK...
  8. J

    Help identify (2) orange fenders

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  9. J

    Help identify (2) orange fenders

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  10. J

    Help identify (2) orange fenders

    I attained these fenders in a package deal where I was told they would fit a Farmall M. Well, they don?t and I would almost destroy the fender mount for them to fit. Does anyone know what these fenders actually fit? I really just want to find a proper home for them. They are in pretty good shape...
  11. J

    Farmall M, suggestion to pull steering sector gear

    I got the steering sector gear pulled off by fabricating a 3/8" thick steel pusher plate and (4) 3/8-16 x 1.0" hex heads. A smaller 1/8 thick steel plate was placed on top of the stem between the pusher plate. For additional pressure, a wood splitting wedge was driven between the frame and the...
  12. J

    Farmall M, suggestion to pull steering sector gear

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  13. J

    Farmall M, suggestion to pull steering sector gear

    Do you folks have any suggestions on pulling the steering sector gear on a Farmall M? I want to do this to tighten up the steering a bit. I have already bopped the shaft with a sledge hammer and tried to get a pry bar under the gear. I even thought to drill and tap some puller holes in the gear...
  14. J

    Farmall M, hyrauics, (3) questions

    Here are the photos. Hope this works.
  15. J

    Farmall M, hyrauics, (3) questions

    I have a 1951 Farmall M that was stuck badly and I fixed all that. It now runs very good. I now am figuring out the hydraulics that I think work good also, but have three questions with pictures. Q1. Where do you fill the hydraulic oil at in the tractor? There looks like an inlet on the top...
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