Posted by fritzag on May 30, 2016 at 07:02:21 from (67.212.246.128):
In Reply to: Oil for Farmall A posted by fritzag on May 28, 2016 at 08:49:02:
Thank you to everyone who has responded to my question. I do have the serial number, but when I contacted IH years ago after I bought the tractor (1970) I was told that before 1945 there is no record of the year that a certain number was manufactured. All I could ascertain was that mine was made pre-1945. Also, estimating how many tractors were built per year, I kind of concluded that it is about my age, that is, a 1942 model. I appreciate the various suggestions. Am wondering whether maybe I would be best of, at this stage of the game, to stick with non-detergent and take the suggestion that was given to simply dig into the governor and get it freed up or replaced (probably replaced).
I am rather new at this forum and have trouble getting to where I want to!
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