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Re: Re: Re: To buy or not to buy this Farmall H{s}?
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Posted by Ryan Free on March 30, 2003 at 19:18:36 from (207.40.83.221):
In Reply to: Re: Re: To buy or not to buy this Farmall H{s}? posted by Farmall Daddy on March 30, 2003 at 15:11:32:
Yes Both H's have Hydrolics, I'm pretty sure on the Good H that it works, havnt hooked anything to it to try it. I know they work on the ruffer H. You pull the lever and it squirts out of the Hydrulic rams for the loader because they could use some packing. The ruff H smokes just alil bit but nothing heavy and never noticed it useing oil. The Good H, runs lean you turn down the gas on the sediment bulb it dosnt smoke, give it more gas and it does alittle bit. Switch carbs and it would prolly solve the problem, i just do not have time going to college and working for the local Internet Service Provider..they tend to keep me pretty busy! I think the good H was ment for Kerosene, has the 3rib manifold and an extra hole in the hood for the tank, but no tank. The way the H runs and "Pops" it sounds like my M with High Compression Pistions. I do not know if they have been overhaulded, i didnt do anything to them. I do not have any plows as of now for sale. I am looking at selling everything lock stock and barrle to a guy in Erie, around PA. Who ever comes up with the $$ 1st will get the H's, If your not to far away and want to drive over and look at them sometime let me know! Thanks, Ryan
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