Re: differences of later and eirler models

Posted by chadd on February 07, 2007 at 10:41:20 from (155.92.31.43):

In Reply to: differences of later and eirler models posted by ole farmall on February 07, 2007 at 10:17:34:

Early M's had a larger oil filter element and canister, usually came with the dual fuel carburetor, and had a small starting tank for gasoline and a second tank for Kerosene or Distillate, the lower compression head to allow it to run the lower grade fuels, a different fuel tank support, a lower pressure belly pump, a slightly different setup for the steering shaft center bushing, a different cast front end assembly that used more cast and shorter channel pieces, non-adjustable front wheels (the adjustable were optional), a different PTO unit that did not necessarily run at 540 RPM, A different transmission fork assembly, Different seats, the shift pattern cast into the differential top cover/ platform (later ones just got a sticker), Non-pressurized radiator (later models were pressurized), different sheet metal using Dzus fasteners instead of bolts, and the electrical system of the later tractors used a regulator instead of a simple cut-out relay. Those are all of the differences I can think of off hand, I am sure there are more.

Extra horsepower came from the higher compression head that became standard on the later M's. Early M's could kerosene, gasoline, or distillate. Later ones could run only gasoline unless a different fuel was specified when the tractor was purchased.

Replies:

• Re: differences of later and eirler models RustyFarmall 11:11:37 02/07/07 (1)
  • Re: differences of later and eirler models chadd 11:53:01 02/07/07 (0)

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