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  1. M

    F-12 Waukesha

    I would contact RusticRedAcres.com for your questions and parts. Dwayne will be your best bet on Waukesha carb parts.
  2. M

    10 20 orchard pictures

    Another tell-tale orchard feature is the shortened steering shaft. Normal 10-20s steering wheel ended up above the fuel tank and would get caught in branches.
  3. M

    Need help finding the value of Farmall Cane F-30

    Click on the blue lettering that say [email] all the way on the right of the test box and that should work to send an email.
  4. M

    Need help finding the value of Farmall Cane F-30

    Understand that! I included my email in my reply box, not sure why you don't see it. Maybe check again please?
  5. M

    Need help finding the value of Farmall Cane F-30

    Thought it had to be. Like to reconnect with your dad. Been a long time since we've visited.
  6. M

    Need help finding the value of Farmall Cane F-30

    Does this tractor belong to Aaron? If yes, please send an email!
  7. M

    F12 Parts - The Things in Sheds

    I have an early F-12 these would look great on if they are extras to you. Not sure where you are located but I am in Ohio.
  8. M

    Finished My F12 Project

    I need to wire my W-40 for lights and I will never find the original switch so was wondering what JD switch you used? Part number, etc.?? Did the handle come with it also? Yours looks relatively close to an original F-12/14 switch so it would work. The original 40 switch is like the F- 20 style...
  9. M

    Mc Cormick husker shredder

    How about the cast elbow for the blower pipe? Mine is missing on my 6 roll and maybe they are the same.
  10. M

    Finished My F12 Project

    Very Nice! What did you use for the light switch?
  11. M

    f-12 wide front

    No they are not the same.
  12. M

    McMormick Deering Tractor

    This tractor has an in-line generator on it which is very desirable and valuable. Also the manifold looks good which again is a big money plus. Does it have the aluminum tag still riveted to the gas tank support right behind the engine?
  13. M

    o14 engine assembaly

    I'm actually re-assembling an O-14 myself and I hate the blue stuff. No matter how careful you are it still oozes out somewhere and to me it looks like heck. I personally use Permatex #2, the non-drying stuff. Of course I take a lot of care with the gaskets, usually getting or making new ones...
  14. M

    1933 F12 Waukesha{pic}

    That's not quite accurate about the front bolster. The light, hollowed out bolster was used throughout the Waukesha run and beyond. Your bolster has been changed no two ways about it. Not uncommon to have this happen.
  15. M

    10 -20 Tractor.

    The Farmall was built in Rock Island starting part way through 1926. Before that at the Tractor Works in Chicago.
  16. M

    F-20 Serial Number/Year Built

    The monthly production data was uncovered after Guy Fay wrote his book. The info in the Markle/Wills book is directly from the Archives data sheet. No F-20s built in all of 1933.
  17. M

    Farmall F-12 update and more problems..

    There is a way to lube the fan hub. There is a slotted stud that's kept in place by a jam nut. Turn the fan around until you see it. It's located on the body of the fan hub directly behind the fan blades. Your bearing is probably dry. You are supposed to turn the hub till the opening is...
  18. M

    Farmall F-12 Hard to start and suddenly stalls

    Make sure your fitting at the top of the gas tank that the fuel line from the pump hooks to is open back into the gas tank. If this is plugged that excess gas from the fuel pump has nowhere to go except the carb. That could be your flooding problem.
  19. M

    difference between h and hv

    Big difference is in the value!
  20. M

    Need parts for F-4 magneto

    Try Rustic Red Acres. Everything you will need. Trustworthy source.
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