Re: Farmall Help

Posted by Allan In NE on September 22, 2006 at 05:50:30 from (148.78.243.25):

In Reply to: Re: Farmall Help posted by WyoDave on September 22, 2006 at 05:25:21:

Mornin' Dave,

Salvage value on those tractors is about $3500 and that's one that needs an engine, clutches, PTO input gear, etc. So, if he wants to sell it for around that price and there is no anti-freeze showing in the engine oil, you just might want to consider that old tractor.

A scalded piston or worn camshaft should have shown up in the compression test.

I just can't imagine the pump being bad either, although it very well could be, I guess. However, they usually show signs of not wanting to run at lower speeds and difficult to start when the pump heads south.

If the engine starts right up and the tractor seems to run okay other than the low power complaint, I still think it is more of a restriction issue with either the fuel, air or exhaust systems.

Good luck,

Allan

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