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kleenbor1

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New to the group and like to say hey from the state of Vermont.My wife and I just purchased a 1942 A Cultivision.Would like to bring the old girl back to original as possible.Anyone have an original owners manual and pics they could let go..........
 
Welcome to the forums. This site sells a variety of manual reprints, they aren't free but they do help support the site. You will also find some very helpful guys over on the Farmall & IHC forum.
Manuals
 
Welcome always nice to "meet" new members. There is a lot of foolishness to get into as well as the great info. Once you get use to the site it can get addicting.
 
First - drop the word "cultivision". Otherwise you'll sound like a newbie. :)

All farmall A's and Super A's are "cultivision". The term refers to the offset engine - which they all have. There's no A or Super A
that doesn't have it.

Call it a Farmall A and you'll sound like a pro.

There's a LOT of info out there on these tractors. They're very easy to restore, relatively speaking. Best bet is to go to the farmall
board on this site and ask around.

There are even DVD's available specifically about restoring them. Not sure if this site carries them - I'm pretty sure steiner tractor
does. Again - people on the farmall board can help.

They're great little tractors, you'll have fun with it.

I restored a super A with my 4h kids - they did a great job. And if 12 year olds can do it, you can. The engines are probably among the most
simple and forgiving engines to work on. So don't fear it - dive right in.

I'll throw in a picture of the one the kids restored.

good luck.
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Where abouts? I am in NH and go to VT. to pull now and then. Wife and I spent a few days in Burlington area last week.
 
(quoted from post at 10:15:48 08/23/15)
Where abouts? I am in NH and go to VT. to pull now and then. Wife and I spent a few days in Burlington area last week.
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We are from Springfield Vt....
 
Welcome to the forum. I am in Goshen, Vt. Nice looking job. When I redid my Farmall Cub, I doubled up on the front wheel weights. The front ends are very light.
 
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