Re: farmall h freezing up

Posted by Alf Roberts on January 29, 2014 at 21:45:56 from (184.151.61.90):

In Reply to: farmall h freezing up posted by mike henry on January 29, 2014 at 17:02:51:

How long did you have the salamander under it? A few hours should have melted any ice in the trans or rear axle. (Yes the water still should be drained, but if the tractor was heated for a few hours I don"t think ice/water in the gearboxes should be causing the engine to stall.) Is it possible the tires are frozen down to the (earthen) floor or that mud (from fall plowing)has frozen between either the fender and the wheel rim or inside drum brakes. You could try jacking up one rear wheel at a time to check if they are frozen down and/or frozen in position.

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