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Re: 1948 Farmall H Series Tractor
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Posted by The Red on March 30, 2000 at 05:54:48 from (206.246.187.2):
In Reply to: 1948 Farmall H Series Tractor posted by Gregory Gee on March 30, 2000 at 04:00:17:
Greg over in the left tool bar, select forums and then select Farmall and hop in. Congrats on your purchase. The lever runs the liftall belly pump. All 3 l'd pipes are output pipes. When you pulled on the lever and the engine bogged down, that means your liftall is putting out pressure. If you need to plumb a return line, you will find the liftall filler cap just in front of the belt pulley assembly. You plumb a return line into that pipe. There are attachments out there that will work with the H. Example a bush hog or sickle bar mower to name a couple. There are front end loaders that will fit also.
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