Thank you Sadfarmall for all the pics. If I could trouble le, I just need some pics of the hood and where the hole is and what diameter.
I have a 3000 number f12 (can't remember the exact number) that was updated. See here in Ann Arbor, Michigan, you could take your old tractor to the dealership and they would update your tractor. Typically here, they would put a f14 head and breather, change out the webbed front bolster for the more durable solid cast front bolster, raise the steering wheel like the f14, higher seat, etc. They also repainted red.
This tractor has the upgrades, but it also has the more modern built in starting tank in the main tank, the heat control lever for the kero manifold. The manifold is the updated heiser gas one. The hood was missing.
I would like to return it to the 1933 model, I have a 33 waukesha, a 33 early ihc gas engine, and this one that should be kero.
I have a chain lift mounted plow, and a chain lift mounted cultivators to go on these. I also have the pie tin fronds steel and rear that look like they never were in the dirt, sharp points.
Thanks for the help sadfarmall!
I have a 3000 number f12 (can't remember the exact number) that was updated. See here in Ann Arbor, Michigan, you could take your old tractor to the dealership and they would update your tractor. Typically here, they would put a f14 head and breather, change out the webbed front bolster for the more durable solid cast front bolster, raise the steering wheel like the f14, higher seat, etc. They also repainted red.
This tractor has the upgrades, but it also has the more modern built in starting tank in the main tank, the heat control lever for the kero manifold. The manifold is the updated heiser gas one. The hood was missing.
I would like to return it to the 1933 model, I have a 33 waukesha, a 33 early ihc gas engine, and this one that should be kero.
I have a chain lift mounted plow, and a chain lift mounted cultivators to go on these. I also have the pie tin fronds steel and rear that look like they never were in the dirt, sharp points.
Thanks for the help sadfarmall!
