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Looking To ID A Wagner Loader
I do have a copy of the manual that covers both. -
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Ok...Maybe a little overkill
Thought they suggest pulling in reverse so the tractor doesn't flip over backwards if it grabs traction. I agree you get much less pull in reverse. -
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ford 8000 TRUCK, need brake help ( brake lamps )
Not sure if it is the same but had a problem that was in the turn signal switch not at the pedal. Had to change the turn signal switch to fix it. -
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Add lights to a 641?
find a light for these.. ht t p://w w w.ledlight.com/s25-19-led-light.a spx very little power needed. -
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Dented intake tube ?
You could try filling it with water and put it in the freezer.. If that fails then you could go to a good muffler shop. -
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1958 ford 641 workmaster, oh boy, what a pita!
I have a 641 that quit getting spark. Soundguy suggested I use jumpers to track down the problem. The wire between the coil and dizzy was broken.. still had three strands of wire so it would read ok with the meter. It was broken inside, not exposed. Each time you change the parts you might be... -
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tires and rims
I have 13.9x24" ag on the tractor now. The centers are good and the tires do hold air. Filled. Just looking for a set for spare if these fail. Not worried about tread if they hold air. -
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tires and rims
I have a pair of 28" tires on rims with no centers. I was wondering if I should trade for 24" on rims or sell them and buy 24". One tire is about 95% and rim is good. The other is about 75% with a small rust thru at the valve, does not hold air long on this one. They are not filled. Just looking... -
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Workmaster 641 electrical system
I love the 6 volt system on my 641. I had it covered with a tarp and did not start it since last October. Got on her on May 25th and she started on her own power without a jump. 12 volt would never have done that. -
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Dang pesky critters
The coating on the wires are made with corn oil. It attracts rodents. Most auto engine wires are coated with the same coating. Don"t bait with poison at the tractor as it attracts mice. They can do alot of damage before they die. You can make a bait box and keep it away from the tractors with...
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