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  1. Majorman

    Monday Rust

    Monday Rust
  2. W

    Hillsboro, TX pull

    I went to it and it was a great pull and show. Now I want the rules so I can set up a puller. Where would a guy get this info? thanks Walt
  3. W

    carb part-found

    Finally found the meter stem for my B model Zenith carb, Thanks to Jeremy in Indiana who referred me to McDonald"s Carbs down in Georgia who had it. Thanks for all the input and help from this board. Walt/Tx
  4. W

    need a carb part

    I checked both the basic kits and the "comprehensive" kits, not there. It is a Zenith 52499D/9167 carb. I don"t know how somebody broke it in two and then was able to get it out but they did. When I was handed the carb the stem was tied onto it with a wire. Walt
  5. W

    need a carb part

    I have not located one yet. I guess you recognized the part----what do you call it? Anyway, I need one for sure. thanks Walt
  6. W

    need a carb part

    I need this part for a 52499D / 9167 carb for a 1940 B model. Does not come in any kit I can find. Please e-mail if you have an extra you will part with for $$. Walt
  7. W

    model B serial #

    The kill switch is there and works, but no cable. I wondered how it routed also. Sorry I couldn"t help. Walt
  8. W

    model B serial #

    This model B has the number FAB 29827 on the seat frame. What year would that make it? thanks, Walt
  9. W

    Tisco Carb Kit

    Would you have this part for a model B carb? thanks Walt
  10. W

    farmall B

    Thanks for all the ideas Farmall guys. This is Farmall country around here, or was when I was a kid for sure back in the cotton days, Ellis Co. I spend many hours on an H planting and plowing for local farmers, later on a 560 which was a sweet tractor for sure. The little B and C models are...
  11. W

    farmall B

    thanks. How do you guys generally haul them...take the wheels/tires off? Our trailers are standard width, haul Ford N"s and my Jubilee no problem, but this B is too wide. Like I said, never messed with a B model before, but we are going to restore this one if we ever get it to the shop. Walt
  12. W

    farmall B

    BIL inherited a 1939 B, family tractor bought new by his grandpa in 1939 supposedly...I have no experience with this model....he went to get it and it is too wide for a normal trailer and the rears appear to be non-adjustable.....I have not seen it myself yet but was there a non-adjust B model...
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