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Re: Re: 1946 'M' Farmall
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Posted by Denny on October 18, 2000 at 08:53:44 from (12.4.181.2):
In Reply to: Re: 1946 'M' Farmall posted by Dale13 on October 18, 2000 at 02:42:12:
I always thought "M"s, SM, 400 & 450 ran at 1450? "H"s, SH, 300 & 350 ran 1650, and W-9's,SW-9, 600, & 650 ran 1500. The U-4 Indust. version of the "H" ran up to 1800. There were U-6's but nothing I have has spec's on the U-5. but I believe they made them, They're mentioned I believe in CH Wendel's book. Your absolutely right about buying the books for your equip. No one should operate, adjust, or service these things unless they're familiar with what they're doing or have the proper manual in front of them. Asking ?? on this forum is not a substitute for experience or the proper instructions.
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