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    Looking for tires

    Can someone tell me where to buy good used tires in Nebraska or the surrounding states? The tire sizes are: 600-16 and 12.4-28. Need 2 of each> Thank you in advance.
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    Back again with another Farmall

    Hello again. I am looking for what year this Farmall H is; S/N FBH338242X1. thank you.
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    same Cub new comment

    First of all I want to say THANK YOU to each and everyone of you who commented on my questions. Your answers have been most appreciated!!! IT RUNS !!!!!! THANK YOU !!!!
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    same cub new question

    First; I want to Thank everyone for their help. Still in the not starting phase but am making headway. What does the 4 position switch do? Is there some place I can get a decal to place around switch? I can see there was a decal as small pieces are still there. Thank you in advance.
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    new question on 48 Cub

    First of all I want to Thank everyone for all of their help. Getting closer to starting hopefully. Pulled head and found 3 stuck valves. Got them freed and now I am wondering if someone has a diagram showing the headbolt tightening sequence? Also the torque on the headbolts? Thank you...
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    48 Cub still not starting

    I am still unable to get 48 Cub to start. This is what I have done: New points, gapped at .013; new condenser; New coil; New spark plug wires. Plugs gapped at .025. Made sure on top dead center before reinstalling J4 magneto. When cranking, motor will back fire at least once out of muffler...
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    Cub not starting

    1948 Cub won't start. New plugs, new wires, new points and condensor in J4 magneto; cleaned carb. Will backfire once or twice while trying to start but that is all. Any help or advice greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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    Clutch Stuck? 1951 Farmall H

    The clutch apparently is stuck. Does anyone have any tried and true ideas to get it unstuck short of separating the tractor? Thank you all in advance,
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    electrical question on 1951 Farmall H

    The temperature gauge and the oil pressurs gauge both have a single wire attached to each and those wires go to a momentary push button by the steering wheel. I am guessing that they are part of an emergency shut down? Hopefully there will be pictures attached to this. Thanks for any help in...
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    1951 Farmall H parts question

    Can someone tell me where I can find this complete unit or the parts that go in it? It is on a 1951 H Farmall. Thank you in advance for any help. Ray
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    wiring diagram

    Can someone tell me where I can get a wiring diagram for a 1951 Farmall H ? Thank you in advance. Ray
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    question on year

    Serial # is FBH 375538X As near as I can find out this should be on a 1951 Farmall H am I correct? Thank you for your help Ray
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    Brake question 1947 Farmall H

    Can someone tell me how to adjust the brakes on 1947 Farmall H? the problem I am having is the left wheel will not turn. The right wheel turns fine. Tractor has been sitting for 25 years more or less. Thank you for any help in this. Ray
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    ammeter on 9N

    How do you replace the original ammeter with a more modern ammeter? One that has wires attached to meter not just running behind it. Thank you once again for all your help on this project. We got it running well and the clutch etc. replaced. Thanks again, Ray
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    How to adjust the clutch rod

    As near as we can figure this is a 9n could be 2n . Installed new clutch, pressure plate, throw out bearing and pilot bearing. Question is how do we adjust the clutch rod correctly? This has the single rod that goes from clutch pedal straight to the arm that sticks out from side of clutch...
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    CLUTCH HELP PLEASE

    The clutch will not release on either this 9n or 2n or whatever it is. You can start it in gear and the tractor will move but you can't push the clutch in to stop it. Disconnected the rod that goes to the clutch arm but can only move the arm a little. Any help will be greatly appreciated...
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    question on 6 volt single wire generator and cut out

    9N Ford has single wire generator. When using volt meter on single wire and other wire on voltmeter to ground does not show any charge output. Suggestions? How do you check the cut out? Is it possible to open the cut out and see if points are stuck? Don't want to ruin it by opening it if...
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    Questions on Ford tractor

    I posted this before but don't know where it went. My brother has a ford tractor; this is what he found for a serial number: NI5I660. Can someone tell me what this means? year etc. Is there a way to test the resistor? This is still a 6 volt system but there is no power at coil unless we...
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    Tractor fuel "that is what it was called in Nebraska&qu

    My Dad used to buy "tractor fuel" from the "local tank wagon" that delivered to farms many years ago. He said it was a blend of gas and #2 diesel fuel. Obviously you can't buy it anymore. Does anyone know what the "mix" might be? Thank you for any help.
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    1947 Ford 8N

    Friends of mine have a 1947 Ford 8N that was converted from 6 volt positive ground to 12 volt. One of my questions is, is this still positive ground or is it now negative ground? The distributor plate shows what appears to be a "burn" area and we can't get any spark at the points nor at the...
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