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1949 Farmall M hydraulic questions
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Posted by jamie ivester on March 30, 2004 at 19:33:33 from (68.190.45.252):
I'm waiting on some manuals to arrive, but until they do, I'm wondering exactly what I've got. This M has a draw bar, no hydraulic cylinder but has a line running along the right side of the tranny to the rear.
I want to convert to a 3 point hitch as cheaply as possible. How do I tell if it has live hydraulics and whats your advice as to my next steps to take. If it doesn't have live hydraulics, what should I do to convert and what should I expect to have to invest in it? This tracter also is a gas/distilate model I assume (one small tank and one big one). I know nothing about this setup... is it ok to just use gas?
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