We look at my new 1940 Farmall H kerosine model and cover some of the early Features Check me out on Facebook DrRust1?mibe... #farmall #antiquetractors
Had the same thing happen to my m after going up a steep hill it didn’t slow down, replaced the shaft with an old one and was fine. Thank you for the video.
1/4 turn nose cone screws , old style seat . Nice project. If you need to get the flapper working on the distillate manifold, heat up and quench the cast iron with kerosene. Works wonders..
I bet when someone had the carburetor off they didn't get that twang lined up with that s*** in the throttle plate in the throttle plate is wide open I don't think it's the governor at because that has happened to me one time when I put the carburetor back on and it slipped out of the notch
@@DrRust you can get them throttle shaft either way I rebuild a carburetor and intake it was a plastic throttle plate we're it fit onto the Governor shaft
the carb is an easy part to replace. the machine has had a lot of work done already. Just pop in a new carb and go. be a shame to part out all that work and time already invested.
Definitely I’ve already started looking for the last few parts to make it right the carb is easy to install but finding the right one is harder than you would think I don’t want to spend multiple hundred dollars on a carb yet
Lots of new stuff and lots of old. VERY interesting. Blessings!
Excellent video - very informative…👍
Thanks
Had the same thing happen to my m after going up a steep hill it didn’t slow down, replaced the shaft with an old one and was fine. Thank you for the video.
I think That’s what I will be doing
1/4 turn nose cone screws , old style seat . Nice project. If you need to get the flapper working on the distillate manifold, heat up and quench the cast iron with kerosene. Works wonders..
If you can find all of the pieces it will be a good one in the stable
Excellent video Dr. RUST :) also think a medium use for sure and be nice to getting going too see sounds too also drive too!
I can’t wait
I bet when someone had the carburetor off they didn't get that twang lined up with that s*** in the throttle plate in the throttle plate is wide open I don't think it's the governor at because that has happened to me one time when I put the carburetor back on and it slipped out of the notch
I think this is a cheap replacement carburetor because it should have been a brass slot not plastic
@@DrRust you can get them throttle shaft either way I rebuild a carburetor and intake it was a plastic throttle plate we're it fit onto the Governor shaft
Sometimes I hate this phone but maybe you can understand what I said
Ok I’ll see if I can get a new one
the carb is an easy part to replace. the machine has had a lot of work done already. Just pop in a new carb and go. be a shame to part out all that work and time already invested.
Definitely I’ve already started looking for the last few parts to make it right the carb is easy to install but finding the right one is harder than you would think I don’t want to spend multiple hundred dollars on a carb yet