Regular Pictures

Mark Poss · Mar 3, 2012

Got the Regular out of the barn and up in the garage today to start tearing it down. I got a regular manifold to replace the F-20 manifold that was on it. Can someone tell me if the crankshaft pulley has a leather band around it and if it is still available. Thanks, Mark.

steve il · Mar 3, 2012

thanks for the pictures. not sure what you mean by leather band. all i have ever saw were metal with the flat fan belt. what do your neighbors think of your project? my son had a Jeep truck project that he rolled out of his garage for 2 days and he got a letter from the city fathers about unlicensed vehicles. nice looking tractor.

Oldiron29 · Mar 3, 2012

Looks great Mark, No oil filter and old style air breather. makes it pre 29" Flat machined area on block should have serial # also stamped into frame rail left side near clutch. But on the old ones I have also found in up front near radiator. Let us know what it is so you can nail down the year. oldiron29

Bill Lisbon · Mar 3, 2012

Nice regular, would be neater with steel wheels

LMack · Mar 3, 2012

My wife thought this was all cool until she understood that the shop was actually the garage! Not so cool now! Thanks for the pictures.

Jeff Wenner · Mar 3, 2012

That"s not an F20 Manifold, that is an aftermarket Heisler gas manifold made just for Regulars. The only problem was you had to cut a hole in the hood to use it. My "28 had one of them on it when I got it, but it was broken up and welded back together. I put an original manifold back on it and found a good hood for more of an original Regular look. A Regular carb would not bolt up to an F20 manifold, completely different intake design.

CenTex Farmall · Mar 3, 2012

Neat old school tires!

It has a very nice "barn find" patina to it. You almost hate to tear it down for the work. Nice to see a complete regular. The ones I've found around here have been too far gone.

Rick Remmert · Mar 3, 2012

How do you get by with an above ground fuel tank when you are living in what looks like the burbs?

Mark Poss · Mar 4, 2012

Our place is still zoned farmland the other houses popped up after the neighborsplace sold.

sflem849 · Mar 4, 2012

(quoted from post at 19:37:17 03/03/12) How do you get by with an above ground fuel tank when you are living in what looks like the burbs?

It wouldn't meet separation distance from a structure here in Wisconsin. :lol:

SweetFeet · Mar 5, 2012

Thanks for posting pics. I will show my husband. It does have neat looking treads on rears. We put ours on steel wheels - ours will remain rusty.

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