Re: 1944 FARMALL AV RESTORE QUESTION

Posted by rustcollector on February 03, 2011 at 07:13:46 from (67.142.161.32):

In Reply to: 1944 FARMALL AV RESTORE QUESTION posted by IHguy on February 02, 2011 at 22:02:38:

IHGuy,
1944 AV did not have hydraulics; 130 did. The torque tube on the AV would be round or oval cross section in front of the battery box. The 130 will have a flat surface on top (with holes for bolt heads) where the touch control unit fit on the torque tube. The 130 engine has a mount for the hydraulic pump just beneath the distributor. If you do not have the touch control, that port will be covered with a flat plate. The AV originally had a magneto; the 130 a distributor. The AV had a 113 CI engine and less power. Your preference on restoration. Use or show and parts needed to go one way or the other would influence my decision. About 10 to 12 years between these two tractors.

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