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i have 1951 farmall m it was the last tractor off the warshaw plant in ohio
TheFarmallboy1206 2 months ago
My grandpa has a 1950 farmall M and the thing runs like a top, darn good tractor! love it, its so much fun to drive, she has her share of scratches and dings, but thats beacuse we use her!
angryace13 7 months ago
I just bailed some hay with one of those today except it was a lot more rusty and harder to start.
90fordb2 1 year ago
You can't beat the lugging power the old 'M' has!!!
OldVoice 2 years ago
most favorite tractor. love hauling grain down the road with it. but i wanted to see you crank start it
redneck1061 2 years ago 2
I'm not overly familiar with that unit,but i would bet that the thicker gaskets changed the clearences inside. Without looking at it i couldnt say, but if you need thinner gasket try cutting one out of a paper plate and use a little form-a-gasket, done that before. Or make sure that the new gaskets didnt get out of place/disturted during reassambly, i had that happen putting an oil pump in once and when i was done i had no oil pressure. I'm assuming it worked before you took it apart though.
REDPWR4EVR 2 years ago
I feel the same way. As soon as I could push in the stiff clutch on our M, I was old enough to start helping Papa in the fields. I learned, and I mean learned clutch on that M!
OldVoice 2 years ago
Just subscribed to Red Power Magazine btw. I'm reworking a 400. I put new seals in the Behlen power steering earlier this evening and I get no response. When I pulled it apart the gaskets were shot and I noticed they were very, very thin. I thought I could use thicker gasket sheet but I guess not. The manual says something about how the gears should be able to shift. I guess my gaskets are too thick. Any thoughts?
OldVoice 2 years ago
i dont know what it is about these tractors i just love them
londonbroiler 2 years ago
Yep, my 400 loves running the little square baler... It's mainly a puller, but people won't believe me when I tell them it still works on the farm every year all summer. Maybe push a gallon an hour bailing. No more than 3 when discing with it (no power steering so that doesn't happen very often).
cktsantiago 3 years ago