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Flat rear tire on Farmall A
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Posted by Larry Ed on March 23, 2006 at 07:24:06 from (209.214.64.126):
I'm new to tractors and my 1944 Farmall A has a flat. I know I have to soak with penetrating oil for several days before starting, but what is the method. Do I take the weight off first? Is there a trick to this? Of course it's heavy, but how heavy and how is the best way to handle it. I did a search, but did not find an exact answer. I did see where it�s best to use a factory wrench for the bolts, is this true? I love old tractors and I am learning more every day thanks to the help I get from you guys. Thanks, Larry.
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