I’m not home till late tonight but I will try to remember to have a look at my pony and send a picture.Can someone help me figure out what I am missing on a 1949 Massey Harris Pony throttle linkage?
I can't figure out how the throttle lever attaches to the throttle rod. The lever has a small hole drilled through it and the throttle rod has a ball and socket connection.
It would appear you require part # 850 600 M1Can someone help me figure out what I am missing on a 1949 Massey Harris Pony throttle linkage?
I can't figure out how the throttle lever attaches to the throttle rod. The lever has a small hole drilled through it and the throttle rod has a ball and socket connection.
That’s impressive John Deere D.It would appear you require part # 850 600 M1
Information from repair Parts List
"Ball & Socket Connection" for Throttle Rod,also on Governor Control Rod ,1/4" X 5/8
Purchase yourself a gift....ILLUSTRATED REPAIR # 650 097 M2 PARTS LIST
Purchase yourself a gift...OPERATING AND SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS # 650 634 M3
Purchase yourself a gift...PONY TRACTOR SERVICE MANUAL # 690 427 M1
Purchase yourself a gift...Operating and SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS 1949 # 650 534 M2
By owning the above literature,you can enter part #'s on the internet...................
I'm presently overhauling my 1949 Pony N-62 Engine......New Valve Guides are now installed...
Mandrel assured installation are the same depth for each Valve Guide ,to the proper depth below top of Engine Block ( 25/32")....as per SERVICE BOOK specifications.
Bob.....
No, I have that, what I think I need is 850411m1, arm for throttle lever.That’s impressive John Deere D.
Quote:Can someone help me figure out what I am missing on a 1949 Massey Harris Pony throttle linkage?
I can't figure out how the throttle lever attaches to the throttle rod. The lever has a small hole drilled through it and the throttle rod has a ball and socket connection.
The missing part is on the throttle lever end.Quote:
I can't figure out how the throttle lever attaches to the throttle rod. The lever has a small hole drilled through it and the throttle rod has a ball and socket connection.
The Governor control Rod that runs from your steering column forward to the GOVERNOR control ARM is attached to the GOVERNOR control ARM by only a SPRING.
Then a short ROD Governor to Carburetor linkage from the GOVERNOR control arm, attached to a ball on the Governor control arm is attached to the Carburetor Throttle shaft lever assembly
What component/ components is your Tractor missing?
NOTE Items # 1...3...4.....5
Item # 1 Governor to Carburetor linkage
Item 3....Governor control Rod
Item 4......Governor control Rod SPRING
Item 5.... Carburetor Throttle shaft and lever assembly
It may be of value,if you start a new thread?...post these pics,state your location,ie Town,State / Province ,Nation? Good possibility you shall receive information on location to obtain LEVER. I have TWO parts Tractors MH Pony's. The lever you require is RUSTED SOLID to the SHAFT. You may consider replacing the lever and shaft as one component?The missing part is on the throttle lever end.
Thanks for the pics, I'm hoping I can fabricate something to workIt may be of value,if you start a new thread?...post these pics,state your location,ie Town,State / Province ,Nation? Good possibility you shall receive information on location to obtain LEVER. I have TWO parts Tractors MH Pony's. The lever you require is RUSTED SOLID to the SHAFT. You may consider replacing the lever and shaft as one component?
Good luck..
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