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Re: Stuck Cranking Shaft on Farmall H M
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Posted by kfox on January 09, 2005 at 16:21:07 from (67.241.33.147):
In Reply to: Re: Stuck Cranking Shaft on Farmall H M posted by Wayne M. Smith on January 09, 2005 at 14:23:34:
The first time I tried to hand crank mine, it was stuck also. I just wanted to see if the old girl would start when it was below 0 degrees, and the battery was to weak to turn it over. I got a can of wd-40 and worried the thing in and out with a pry bar and a hammer for about 20 minutes and it finally freed up. She started on the second pull- hard to keep a good old H down. I noticed a couple of days later that the pin in the outer end of the shaft was missing. It must have fell out when I removed the crank, and now its no where to be found. Just one more minor thing to fix. ken
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