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  1. K

    New H owner

    Tom-One word of advice-If you plan to use a rotary cutter,be advised the early "H" and "M" used a "Dog" type pto drive that had a bad habit of shearing off the drive dogs on the pto if hitting something with a cutter.IH made a conversion kit,I've changed several over the years to the later...
  2. K

    questions about Super C rockshafts

    That gap is not unusual,the inner rockshaft arm is part of a through shaft that works with the Touch Control cylinder. The outer arm is attached to the shaft that works the opposite side arm.the arm is tapered and keyed,as others have stated,sometimes the arm is loose on the shaft,and gives wear...
  3. K

    340 diesel won't stay running

    Sound like you have a 'O' ring in injection pumpgoveror that won't allow rack to open,often happens with RoosaMaster/Stanadyne pumps.This was a common complaint over the years with that series,careful with those back-to back seals on pump drive shaft.
  4. K

    Generator for W4

    A 45" W-4 would use the Delco 1101355 generator with the cut-out unit on top. This unit would use same mounts as an "H". The light switch would use the resistance unit built in.This switch has 4 positions(Clockwise)L(low charge)H (high charge)D (dim lights) H (bright lights),with the headlight...
  5. K

    Farmall super A Block information

    Most Super "As" used the 251069R1 block,same as the Farmall "C",very last ones used the 354898R1 block,same as the Super "C".
  6. K

    Another 50 T Baler question

    Most 50-T"s were equipped with the Contential Y-69 engine,although some later models had the C-60 (Cub) power unit.Bought many for the engine.They worked okay if you didn"t force them-All older IH balers were inclined to tie better with uniform twine,if twine had "Thin spots" the twine would...
  7. K

    Farmall A Plow

    It will depend on series of "Bottom" your plow was equipped with-If you can supply the number on back of the LH side moldboard,I'll check my parts book and give you the RH side number-Most A-192 plows were 14",here the CP6009 was popular,(RH)moldboard.
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