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Re: Checking out 2nd M
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Posted by Steven@nd on November 30, 2001 at 17:07:54 from (12.15.56.225):
In Reply to: Checking out 2nd M posted by Pigster on November 30, 2001 at 16:57:59:
If it is also an M or a Super M you can interchange parts easily. Super MTA parts will not fit. To check the belly pump just pull the lever when the tractor is running, the engine should pull and there will probably be a squealing noise of some sort from the pump. It should make some noise when you pull the lever but not too much. Listen to how it runs and watch the oil pressure - if it runs smooth, little or no smoke, and oil pressure stays above 1/2 way up the gauge the engine should be ok. Drive it if possible, sometimes when they wear out they will pop out of gear. Don't know what else could go wrong with an M. Good choice of tractor! Steven
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