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That’s true for the engines, but the stuff that wraps it needs work😂

I also learned last night about IH being short on red pigment from late 1945 to mid 1947. They mixed half and half with yellow oxide to extend the red pigment. After decades in the sun they turned yellow. This one is a 1946 so it could be that too🤷🏼‍♂️

Good luck! It would be much easier if the oil feed line to the gauge was about 6” longer so the dash could pull out farther to give you room. Otherwise it should be fun!

I’m glad it could help!

It probably would’ve been easier. This hone was junk anyways so it didn’t make it any worse

John Deere was definitely thinking about serviceability when it came to that clutch

Hard work, but satisfying once it’s done

Once I pick up that parts Super A that might be the next thing I do!

@@Tractor-Roy nice

Nah I didn’t. It’s the back of the camshaft bore and isn’t leaking. I’m splitting it again this winter to put an electric start torque tube on it so I’ll replace it then if it’s leaking

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Nah, I’m just an electrician with expensive hobbies

That’s sweet. At this same auction I picked up an m for $15 and an md for $75. Hopefully the md is as easy as this one. The m is missing a few more parts

Just about. Fill up the gas tank once and it’s more than the whole tractor

Yep 5 0. Check out the video I put out right before this one. You wouldn’t believe the other ones I got😂

Couldn’t say no at that price

@@Tractor-Roy I wouldn’t say no either even though we don’t have room😂😂 you can’t even buy some old crappy push mower for that

I can always make room for one that cheap😂 I bought a super a for parts yesterday for $25. It’s not as nice, but I can use too much of it to pass

@@Tractor-Roy heck yeah!!🤘🏻

I’m excited to start playing with it

No problem! If you have any other questions just shoot. I’ve done 6 or 7 now, with probably 5 to go

Do I let it dry and then super glue it into the cracks?

Give me like 10 minutes and I’ll upload a short really quick. The 240 gets used the most, with the fast hitch I use it to move small trailers and any implements around. It’s my wife’s favorite so it always has a rake on it during haying season

looks to me you cant detect basic sarcasm

That’s a good call. I’ll have to check my manual to see how much of the piston skirt can be missing and how long cracks can be in sleeves

Tom, do you need specs for sarcasm too?

Lol really

Yeah I do all of them just so everything’s the same across the fleet. All of the tractors and swathers get a 26r battery, a 7127-1wa alternator, and an internally resisted coil. My parts store always has them and I can always rob them off another tractor if I have a breakdown. Just makes it easier for me. I also swap to a frosted lense led so they look close to original but I can actually see

Yeah stuff that bluetooths always seems nice until you start having problems. I like that this just works. You don’t have to worry about connecting to anything else. I never realized how much I would use one before I got this

Is there a high crop version? I guess I assumed they were all the same

Oh dang I see you’re right. Learn something new every day I guess

Yep. After watching you're short again. Yours is also considered a high crop. Well high crop version of MF tractors were actually called " high arch" instead of "high crop" that came from a MF dealer guy. They have a locking diff on you're right side under the console. One of my favorite things about them

Yep I saw that diff lock just tonight. Would’ve come in handy when we were loading the new tractors😂

Thanks! I do wish I would’ve got the auction itself though, there was a lot there

@@Tractor-Roy There's always next time

I was pretty excited about it. Now to get some of these projects running

I got more than I planned but I couldn’t say no!

Good deal! The clutch is a little noisy so splitting it probably isn’t a bad idea

Good call. He had a lot of allis chalmers parts laying around so I’d almost bet they came from one of those

Only issue is if a cylinder wall gets scored, and then has to go to a machine shop

Yeah that’s going to come off really soon. It’s a trip bucket too, I’m not a fan of it

I’m still finding treasures I never expected to be in here

I’m surprised everything went so cheap. But there aren’t many people around me that use or collect old tractors

I had to look it up after you said that. I never knew that a’s didn’t come with hydraulics. This one is missing the serial number tag, but the hydraulics should make it a super a

That’s what I thought. I couldn’t turn down any of the parts. You should see what I got the tractors for

Yeah as long as they aren’t rusted in they do seem a lot nicer. Just need to have a good puller

That's where you're wrong. If the block,or the sleeve have an imperfection anywhere you end up with an air space that will end up superheating and blowing a hole in the sleeve.

Always issues with either aren’t there

@Tractor-Roy dry sleeves are a pain to work on but they at least are far less likely to leak water into your oil than wet ones

I can see that. Wet is way easier to replace but I can see the other issues involved

Yes!

Do not encourage unless you are coming to help 🤪

That’s the only correct answer! I might need some help convincing my wife and hauling them😂

Let me know when to be there wife needs a vacation