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Info needed: Farmall B model
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Posted by Gordon in IN on July 18, 2004 at 22:11:17 from (66.244.71.127):
A friend of mine has purchased a Farmall "B" tractor. He has ordered a manual, but will not get it for a few days. What should the oil pressure be when idling and at full RPM? The tractor has the rear wheels spaced very far apart. The left axle housing looks very long. It is a tricycle (narrow)front end. Do all "B" models have the rear wheels spaced far apart, or is this one for cultivating or some other special purpose? Do these tractors have a water pump or they "thermo-syphon" cooling water circulation? He would like to use this tractor to pull a 5 foot pull type brush hog to mow grass, weeds, and pasture but not to "clear ground" or cut heavy brush or "small trees". Is this tractor capable of this task? Thanks for any and all help that you can provide.
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