Posted by tomturkey on September 29, 2023 at 08:26:34 from (69.54.114.116):
In Reply to: 1942 Farmall H posted by BushBandit on September 29, 2023 at 08:15:38:
My son and I bought one that had been sitting in a barn for about 13 years. Cleaned the points, put on a new rotor and cap, fresh gas and battery, to our surprise it started on about the third revolution and blew carbon and junk from the exhaust manifold all over us (no Muffler we removed). Runs great, it too has been converted to 12 volt when the old 6 volt system was giving us fits on a tractor ride. You'll find that all wiring needs to be replaced as the cloth covered wires are losing their covering at the slightest touch. that's my story btw I think it is a 1944 or5. gobble
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