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  1. M

    6787 hub on a F12?

    Did you decide not to use the cast hubs? I don't know how to post a pic on here but could probably get one with my cell phone and get it to you if you would like.
  2. M

    Huge cast iron front wheels on f12?

    Rim is a standard blank rim, 4x15 with 5.00 x 15 tires. Clamps are two identical pieces that are bent so that they clamp around the rim appear to be 1/2 flat iron with a 1/2 bolt that fits through the holes in the rim, I think that there were 5 sets per wheel. No Power in building that tractor...
  3. M

    Huge cast iron front wheels on f12?

    I was told that they are an adjustable wheel spacing hub, you can mount the rim to the outside or the inside. I have a set on my '35 F12, I always assumed that they used the original F12 rubber tire set up. I will have to take a closer look tomorrow in the daylight but I am pretty sure that...
  4. M

    403 combine engine?

    Hillside machines would have at least a 282, later machines might have a 301? not positive on the larger displacement right now but have been told that some had bigger engines than the 282 in mine. Mike
  5. M

    Case s belt pulley clutch brake?

    I am going to put the 1/2 pulley on and use it that way. I have a lot more tractors that would be better suited to belt service in the future. After reading your comment about trimming the pulley I went out and looked at my SO this am and it appears that it was trimmed just less than an inch...
  6. M

    Case s belt pulley clutch brake?

    Hello I was wondering if anyone had tried running a S without the pulley? the 14.9x26 tires off of a D case are about an inch to wide to clear. They will miss the fenders which is a bonus. Tractor looks a lot better with these tires than the 12.4x24 on lock ring wheel that I finally got...
  7. M

    1942 Case S rear rims?

    Yes the combine tires look way to big for the tractor, that was why I was wondering if anything off of a different color tractor might work on the S. I had not seen any cases with 24 inch rubber until I looked at the one last week. Worried that the one rim that was bad may be hard to replace...
  8. M

    1942 Case S rear rims?

    Hello I was wondering what rear rims were supposed to be on these. I have a '48 with 26 inch rims and am looking at a '42 that looks to have one 24 inch lock ring wheel and one missing. Will rims from any other application fit these tractors? The '48 has 18.4 combine tires on it. Thanks for...
  9. M

    1939 h

    Hello looked at a '39 H today. Serial number was 1446, had nearly all of the early parts still with it. Wondering if anyone could tell me what the extra letters on the engine serial number mean? 1446 with the letters CDED or CDFD stamped under the serial number( but on the same pad) It was a...
  10. M

    20 front tires on FH wheels

    The HC number is HC175, Firestone P-7-39. The cap number is N348, this is on a 1929 22-36. Good luck.
  11. M

    DC brakes

    Hello I was wondering if there were different styles of disc brakes for DC's? My dad has a '41 with missing brake parts so I pulled the brakes off of a '49 parts tractor that I had and although they look about the same he thought that the backing plate was different? How many version were out...
  12. M

    20 front tires on FH wheels

    Hello, I believe that those would be for a 22-36, one of mine has one on the front of it and a cutoff on the other side, do you have a pair and do they have tires on them? Mike
  13. M

    IH 47 vs. IH 46

    I am pretty sure that the flywheel parts are the same. I put a clutch and driveline assembly off of a 430 onto my 46 and it bolted right to the original 46 flywheel. It appears to me that most of the wear parts are interchangeable. MIke
  14. M

    Identifying mower?

    Hello, I recently purchased a Farmall 100 with a mounted mower. I have gotten the tractor running and have tried the mower a little. It is a rear mounted sickle mower, 6 feet, lifts using the touch control, and has no rear tail wheel. I purchased a mower parts catalog off of ebay but does not...
  15. M

    Engine TC885

    Hello I was wanting to learn a little more about the engine. 4cyl looks like an early regular(round gov housing) vertical exhaust brass carb. I thought that it was originally off of a pull combine and I was going to use it to fix an F20 that I have with a hoplessly busted engine, this one has...
  16. M

    Regular

    Hello, I picked up a farmall regular yesterday as my fathersday to me gift and wanted to ask a few questions about it. Serial number 41770, engine number is QC41769. Built in '28 as a 1929 model? No remnants of starting tank or plumbing, were any gasoline models from factory? Would the spark...
  17. M

    How much horse power does a AC CA tractor have?

    Blaine, horsepower will not be your limiting factor, weight will. I have pulled my All Crop 60 with one of my C's and it was pretty light on the front end. Mine is a engine driven combine like yours. Was ok on flat ground but needed to drive with the brakes on any kind of a hillside. My wife...
  18. M

    Re: Allis Chalmers 60 all crop

    Hello Blaine, not sure where you are at but if run into needing any parts let me know as I have a parts machine near Lacrosse.
  19. M

    SMTA WFE

    Ha Ha, I wish, I am afraid I come from the poor and broken down Schwartz family. I was thinking that $300 was probably a pretty fair price for a good used IH wfe, what do you think? What is everyones opinion of a SPEECO wfe? Thanks Mike.
  20. M

    SMTA WFE

    I was wondering if the factory wfe off of a 450 would be the same as what was offered for a SMTA? I was thinking of putting the wfe under one of mine that currently has a nfe but i would like to use the newer style with the tie rods behind. I found a 450 in a wrecking yard that has a good wfe...
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