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    '43 H clutch

    Thanks! Well, it doesn't disengauge untill its stretched/pushed all the way down. I had to remove the washer from the inside to that it would not hit the trans/housing and allow it to let go pressure so I could sit still or shift. You think this means splitting the tractor or is there an...
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    engine oil

    I read a web-site...you have to go there. It's for Farmall H but has many links including "more that you want to know about oil". This talks about low ash oil,deturgent and non etc...It's gr8! www.farmall-h.com good luck!
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    '43 H clutch

    I need to press the clutch all the way down and only after the lever at the bottomm of the adjusting rod strikes the trans/motor housing does the clutch disengauge and allow shifting and stops the tractor. No slipping at all and strong! I"d just like the clutch to release earlier and not need to...
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    Farmall H temp-gauge

    my water starts flowing very fast right away...I'm guessing its the thermostat at said by one person. It never changes it's flow rate....nearly bubbles in there. All water stays were it's supposed to, Man, I just replaced the gasket for that part of the motor...now break appart and replace the...
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    Farmall H temp-gauge

    I replaced the temp gauge on my '43 H as no readings at all though it looked ok. The new one from Fleet Farm had a bit longer line from gauge to the motor but it's new. After replacing most outter gaskets (no head gasket for all the others) I ran it for about 15 mins. Water was hot and ran well...
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    non-matching front wheels/Farmall H

    Roger and Scotty...That's the deal, I've got one of each on my H. Looks a little funny. both in in equil good condition, just thought if someone had the same or extra, I'd trade either one to aviod the expense of buying a new wheel and rim. Thanks for your input. Dan
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    Finish mower for Farmall H

    I'm interested in a finish mower for my H. Pull or belly-mount. Can't seem to even see on for sale. Anyone interested in selling one? I mow only about 1.5 acres of grass and would love to do it with my H. Thanks, Dan
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    non-matching front wheels/Farmall H

    I have a 1943 H, in restoring it, I had to replace a rim that was bent. It was a 3-lug style. Bought it, painted and found out that the other one was a "wedge style". Great observation, I know...So, now one is wider that the other. Both are in good shape, rust removed and repainted. Anybody have...
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    Crang/rachet start is stuck

    Well, its loose but you cant spin it...it kind of binds up yet...did get to the belts and got them off anyway. That rachet as nearly touching the crank-pully. all the way back now. Keep lube on it and work it or remove and shine up? If remove...How?
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    Crang/rachet start is stuck

    I misspoke, what i want to remove is the hand-crank rachet in the bolster. I'd like to be able to hand-start the motor at times but it's all but rusted tight.
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    Crang/rachet start is stuck

    oooops! 1943 farmall H
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    Plow Day In WI

    Love to see the pics...maybe my 12 year old son can try his hand at a straigh line plough with the Farmall H I bound him for his birthday. It's all appart in my garage and slowly re-doing her. Not for show...it's a "driver" and must be able to play in the dirt! No crime in making her pretty...
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    Crang/rachet start is stuck

    Help, I stated with one gasket, now my motor is torn apart and the bolster loose, nearly off as couldn't get ratty belts off. I was able to free it up a bit, but the crank needs to be removed and polished or at least wire-wheeled. It's warn and sticky/stuck. I want to remove it...How does one do...
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    Starting Tank for H w/heat shield

    J.J.from afton, If you have tractors, I work every day in your area with Wash.Co. Sheriff's Office. Would love to see your collection. My 12 year old son and I are restoring two tractors as pennies allow with time. Hope to meet you sometime. You know where to find us at about 9am everyday, eh? Dan
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    Starting Tank for H w/heat shield

    Dang! I'm betting you're right. Kerosene is way too spendy for play and it is being restored but as a driver, hay rid puller etc. It's had things removed (I think the tank and shield-shutters) as the radiator has had repair and since I just fought with taking that out, I can tell you I'd not...
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    Starting Tank for H w/heat shield

    My 1943 H has a two-way valve from 17ga. tank and worn bolt holes in front of the tank. I think it was equipped with the 1gal starting tank and I also know that there was a heat shield that covered the exhaust man... Every boneyard in St Paul,MN area says not seen them nor have them. Anyone...
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    Location of the serial number on a 901?

    I see it as an 881 with propane fuel. But, I have been drinking, Haaaaaaaaaaa ! Is that a Paulson loader? Fun Tractor all the same...My 881 gas has # on left side.flat serface in front of the starter. Just saw this posting. Cool! Hope it's as fun as my 881 Untitled URL Link
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    rusted radiator troubles

    Hey, I just used a nut-splitter and it worked like a charm. 10 mins of work. wrecked the nut but I know that"s an easy replacement. I say...if you don"t have a ratchet box-end wrench or it"s rusted...split it!!! Man am I glad I found this web-site...everyone is so helpful and nonjudgemental...
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    rusted radiator troubles

    With the toarch idea, just thought what if I use a nut-splitter and break the nut off and just buy a new one. not sure if it's standard threads but prob. just a 3/8" nut that can be easily replaced????
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    Farmall H with a miss

    I can"t get it to stop missing. There was charring on the cap and roter (no hot enought spark??). I replace new cap/roter and cleaned/gapped points to .015" New plugs and coper wires. Took a used 12v coil off a Ford 881 I"m restoring and bypassed the resister block so 12v to the coil and...
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