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M hour meter option

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Junkman10

09-22-2005 19:37:23




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Does anyone know when IH started using the optional engine hour meter on engine front cover? Would front cover and hour meter off of a IH 4 cylinder gas out of a old Galion road grader fit a farmall M?




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Wardner

09-23-2005 16:02:43




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 Re: M hour meter option in reply to Junkman10, 09-22-2005 19:37:23  
I will take a shot at this.

First off, I have a TD-14 that was built for the Army during the war. It is fitted with a bomb loading crane. The front cover has the provision for the service meter although the meter is not installed. This being the case, I would assume that all 6,9,14,18,24 series motors could be fitted with a service meter.

Second, all gas and diesel motors use different front covers.

Third, different sized motors used different front covers.

Fourth, all the service meters appear to be the same. Not true. The gas and diesel meters rotate differently. The gear sets (worm and pinion) are either left or right hand lead.

If the Gallion used a gas series 6 motor (M sized) you could use the front cover and meter. Don't forget to take the worm gear off the shaft that drives the ignition. If the road grader has a Super M type motor, I would assume that front cover will fit a M but I won't guarantee it. The parts book won't help either. The castings are sllightly different due to modifications for mounting the live hydraulic pump on the Supers.

BTW, I am looking for the worm gear that fits a Super M gas. It attaches to the hydraulic pump. The lead is left hand.

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junkman10

09-23-2005 23:25:54




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 Re: M hour meter option in reply to Wardner, 09-23-2005 16:02:43  
Thanks for info I will have to inspect Grader engine to see exactly what it is. Its a 4 cyl Gas but other than that I don't know but I will look next week. Might be a cool add on. Still need to know what year they where put on tractors. Thanks.



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