Posted by Erbaugh on January 24, 2009 at 15:36:54 from (208.5.222.218):
We restored my Great-grandfather's Farmall A three years ago. Last month we went back to the farm and got the old A-192 plow that goes with it. Thats going to be our next project. Most a-192 plows I see are hand lift,but ours is rigged up to lift off the IHC exhaust lift. We have the complete lift but it is in pieces from when we took it off the tractor. Its like a big jigsaw puzzle to see how it goes together. When we get it working and looking good again about how much value would it add to the tractor? I'm never going to sell it but aren't those exhaust lifts pretty rare. This one mounts on the left side on the bell housing. Thanks for any comments.
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