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1939 Farmall H
I’m going have a look at the thermostat to make sure it is mounted correctly. If it is mounted correctly, should I drill a small hole in the thermostat as I have read about before? And if so, where do I drill it?- rshideler
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1939 Farmall H
Our family recently got Grandpa’s 1939 Farmall H back from being refurbished (not show quality but looks good and runs good except for one issue). My brother and I have taken the tractor out twice to get it up to operating temperature, and both times it overheated (temperature gauge needle in...- rshideler
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