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  1. W

    Small hole in AC-B axle housing. Options?

    I would not use RTV, you need to buy or make a gasket. Glue the gasket to the pan with contact cement, then install it with a gasket sealer.
  2. W

    Engines

    The 139 has 3 3/8" bore, the 149 has 3 1/2" bore.
  3. W

    Gas gauge leak D15

    It is supposed to have a rubber seal, like and "O" ring but square. Try Agco.
  4. W

    B "All done through"

    Sorry, this was meant to be a reply to "Whats top dollar for a B".
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    B "All done through"

    "All gone through" doesn't tell you much. Was the engine overhauled, the steering gearbox rebuilt, the final drives disassembled and repaired, water pump, radiator rebuilt or replaced? Are there receipts for the parts? If these things can't be verified then it's a good running B with a 3...
  6. W

    Hard starting "C"

    With everything in good working order the engine should not have to spin fast at all. Remember the earlier ones were hand crank, and to crank start them, all you would do is pull the crank up through the compression stroke, no spinning at all. A mag test and repair is a good idea. Do you...
  7. W

    Model C Clutch Inspection Cover Location

    It is on the bottom of the bell-housing, most have been left off and lost many years ago.
  8. W

    Allis B Amperes Guage

    tidle speed, the cut out relay will not have closed yet so there will be no output. It will read about 0, if you have a distributor rather than a mag, it may show a very very slight, or unreadable -, if you turn on lights it will show considerable -, maybe -10 or so.
  9. W

    D15 front tires toe in

    The tie rods ends slid into the center tie rod tube, with a clamp to secure them. They are adjustable this way so you can make the font end different widths for different crops. If the red ends are not rusted into the tube, you just loosen the clamps and slide the rod end in farther to get less...
  10. W

    ALLIS B

    The fresh engine is a little tight. Take out the plugs, drain the carb and turn off the fuel, so you don't wash the cylinders with gas, then pull it for a while. Then put it together and try again.]
  11. W

    Allis b with woods deck, help

    Do what Ted said first. If that doesn't work, it may be due to the belt needs to be replaced, sometimes once it starts rolling you can't stop it. You can get any belt at www.jdv-belts.com at a better price than Woods. The Woods belt 3652 crosses to JayDee # B225K. Bill B
  12. W

    Battery

    A fully charged 12V battery fully charged in good condition should be 12.9 to 13.1 volts at rest. 12.6 is just over 59% capacity.
  13. W

    #1 plug

    Butch is correct, #1 is at the rear of the tractor. #1 is at the belt pulley end, the timing gear end.
  14. W

    1940 WC Gas Tank

    I have used most of the methods above, I have also cut the tank in half at the seam, sand blasted it and welded it back together. Whatever method, I finish with a tank sealer, like Red Coat, or other brands, they work.
  15. W

    main and rod bearings on a G, question

    Continental did not use shims in there engines.
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