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Re: Farmall M add ons
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Posted by Michael Soldan on December 24, 2003 at 21:15:35 from (216.46.130.66):
In Reply to: Farmall M add ons posted by tractorboy on December 24, 2003 at 20:56:54:
Tractorboy you are most welcome to do as you please with your tractor but I was wondering why. These tractors were built in an era when all the bells and whistles didn't come with them.What are you using the tractor for that you would need live power and a 9 speed trans. Most common on these tractors was the hand clutch which gave you a form of live power and that was about it , everything else was an add on for a purpose ie power steering if you were running a loader, hand clutch if you ran a baler, ..my guess is that it would run you into some money to do all you want, clutches are sparse, 3 point hitches about $600, don't know about 9 speed, but am guessing hard to find..anyway good luck with whatever you decide and have a Merry Christmas
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