Farmall Mers,Battery Boxes and Wild Women

Posted by Michael Soldan on March 21, 2001 at 04:37:24 from (216.46.140.186):

The "Wild Women" thing was a hoax just to get you farmall guys attention. I am gathering parts to equip my 1939 Farmall M over to a starter. It has a magneto and came from the dealer without starter and electrics. I have found a starter, generator and bracket,cables, starter switch etc. I am going to leave the magneto system as is. My electronics will be only to recharge the battery and provide lights. I have seen many M's and the Battery box location varies from under the seat to under the fuel tank. In 1939 which location would have been standard? This looks like a Saturday morning job once I have all the parts assembled. Imagine having a tractor all those years without a starter..but the old M usually fired on the second lift of the crank, and I can assure you from experience that the magneto puts out an awfull kick of juice. Thanks for any imput...MIKE

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• Re: Farmall Mers,Battery Boxes and Wild Women Poor Farm Jim 07:28:03 03/21/01 (0)
• Re: Farmall Mers,Battery Boxes and Wild Women Dan 06:48:49 03/21/01 (0)

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