Yes, it always starts no matter how cold it is, and it always turns over that slow. The cable to the starter is corroded, but is integral to the starter so I cant easily replace it.
You should clean it off and then post a video.....please...I am going to buy a Farmall H soon and i want to see how fast those 6 volts usually turn over.
That's a great old tractor. Honestly, I wonder why they kept the 6v systems around for so long? You would think after a few winters they would have decided to move to 12v. Thanks for posting!
Yeah, 6v is definatley slow. I like it though, because by todays standards, its unique. Im so used to 6 volt systems tho that it makes no difference. I used to have a Farmall Cub with the 6v as well.
Does it always start, does it always crank that slow
FordsSuck95 3 years ago
Yes, it always starts no matter how cold it is, and it always turns over that slow. The cable to the starter is corroded, but is integral to the starter so I cant easily replace it.
bigguy6100 3 years ago
You should clean it off and then post a video.....please...I am going to buy a Farmall H soon and i want to see how fast those 6 volts usually turn over.
FordsSuck95 3 years ago
Nice farmall litle rust but I dont care.
Tsoukka94 3 years ago
My 1958 farmall 140 wont start in the cold unles I spray a can of either in it ? But, still the 140's rock. Nice tractor
FARMALL6 3 years ago
That's a great old tractor. Honestly, I wonder why they kept the 6v systems around for so long? You would think after a few winters they would have decided to move to 12v. Thanks for posting!
jeffr890 4 years ago
Yeah, 6v is definatley slow. I like it though, because by todays standards, its unique. Im so used to 6 volt systems tho that it makes no difference. I used to have a Farmall Cub with the 6v as well.
bigguy6100 4 years ago