Re: Farmall A tractor

Posted by Steven@nd on January 28, 2002 at 12:10:24 from (165.234.131.150):

In Reply to: Farmall A tractor posted by Don R. on January 27, 2002 at 19:38:14:

I have a 46 A with added on hydralics driven by the belt pulley. There is a small belt driven pump mounted out back and a starting fuel tank from a WD-9 makes the hydralic reservoir. Of course it isn't live hydralics, but hey it works. I used it for about 3 years to mow road ditches and rake and any odd job that came up around the farm that it could handle. Then it wouldn't start without pulling it so I parked it for a year and a half until I found this site and figured out how to get to the points on the magneto. New points and condenser and it runs like new, starts on the 2nd click!

Farmall A is a great tractor, but $1900 is awful steep for an unrestored one. Unless it has really good tires and/or a new engine I would offer less. I bought mine in 1992 for $600, paint was good and the engine hadn't been run much since overhaul.

Steven

Here is my collection back in 92:



From left to right is the F-14, F-12, A, trailer of LB stationarys, remade garden tractor and a trailer of washing machine engines.

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