Here's my new H
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Posted by Mike CA on August 01, 2007 at 19:51:24 from (67.126.236.128):
I told you guys there was an H offered to me by a guy who wanted his heirloom to have a good home. Today I went up to see it in person, since I didn't have any pictures of it. It's a '44 H duel fuel 171344-X6 (low-speed gears)
It stopped running 6 years ago because some sealant he put in the tank had leaked into the gas lines and clogged them. He bought a new NOS tank, but hasn't installed it. It comes with the tractor. Also a new throttle body, the original govenor, heck he even has a pair of rear steel wheels he'll throw in if I want them. (Not sure if I should take them, as I don't plan on using them)
Here is what parts I know it needs:
To get it running:
- Fuel lines to hook up new tank
- 6v battery
- Tube for almost new left tire
- A duplicate good tire for the right side.
I'd like to swap the tricycle front end for a NF with the non-adjustable wheels. (I just favor the look of them)
There are additional parts I'll want to add over time to spruce it up. Then I can strip it and repaint it. But I don't need to do that in any hurry because this thing looks pretty darn good like it is!
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