Posted by Dave H on July 16, 2010 at 14:06:06 from (66.116.40.38):
Hi all, don't get here much since I don't have a red tractor, But.
A Farmer friend of mine has an H that has the propane conversion. It has been setting in the same place in the implement shed for some years and he keeps looking at it and wishes it were running. it has been tinkered with like the distributor is laying there with cap off and points out, that does not concern me. He has had this tractor for decades and used it for light work and running the grain auger. He says something went wrong with the propane system.
I have decided to offer to put it in my barn and get it cranked up but don't have a clue when it comes to propane.
I am looking for suggestionns like books, guides, troubleshooting instructions etc.
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