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Re: 41 H Farmall


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Posted by kfox on January 08, 2005 at 20:08:53 from (67.241.33.46):

In Reply to: Re: 41 H Farmall posted by CNKS on January 08, 2005 at 18:54:04:

I guess I didn't explain very clearly. My early 41 H is just as you described yours. The starter switch is mounted in the fuel tank support, but it wasn't in use because someone had tried to change the wiring over to 12 v. It had a solinoid mounted where the origional starter switch had been. I,ve seen a couple of early Hs at shows with the switch mounted in the fuel tank support with a short rod (5/16") running through the steering post. I know the 39 model had this setup because there was one for sale near here last summer and it was about 99% origional. I guess the rod made it easier to push the switch without reaching around the steering post. If your tractor has the origional steering post and had the pushrod, there will be a small hole through the steering post, near the bottom of the post, drilled at a slight downward angle from back to front.
One of the seats on my tractors had been covered because it still had the metal crimp around the edge of the seat with traces of the covering. No idea what the covering was, but several seats are shown in the parts book. The other seat is a later model tilt back and it is throughly worn out. I'll need to replace the whole assembly. I hope this is a little clearer, but I can send more info if you need it. ken


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