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1934 open fanshaft A

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smotch

01-21-2004 18:08:53




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I am working on restoring a 1934 A and want to be as original as possible. First what color does the fan need to be? Did the rear differential cover have a fill hole in it if the tractor was equipped with a PTO? Also, what would be the best supplier for a reproduction hood? Thank you.

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Dwayne

01-21-2004 19:48:43




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 Re: 1934 open fanshaft A in reply to smotch, 01-21-2004 18:08:53  
from whet I could find when we restored Our 34 A was that the fan should be green with just the back sides of the blade painted yellow. I guess they were painted whole and there was a man at the end of the line with a paint brush that painted them yellow. as far as the rear fill, they didn't add that until 1935. even if you have a powertrol, it should nave no fill. Dave Geyer (Iowa) makes a perfect hood. also K&K in shelbyville IN. has a good one too. Good Luck

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tractorboy

01-21-2004 19:22:15




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 Re: 1934 open fanshaft A in reply to smotch, 01-21-2004 18:08:53  
You need to get your hands on a copy of Wes Malcolm's book {A specialized look into the unstyled A}, it can be had from Green Magazine. It has every answer you could need in it. I am preety sure fan is yellow and the fill plug will depend on ser. # and I don't really know for sure on hood. Last one we had made we took old to sheet metal shop and they flattened it out cut new piece of metal marked and cut hole and rolled bead in it and hemmed edges and then we fastened hardware back in it . Was'nt real hard.

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