Posted by H rookie on December 21, 2008 at 18:08:30 from (74.36.250.180):
I inherited my Dad's farmall H. The early kind, which shipped with steel wheels during the war. He inherited from his father, the original owner. I changed the oil for the first time this fall, and used SAE 30 weight and it seems stiffer than how it used to be. I wonder if Dad used 10 W 30. Is there a way to heat up the engine similar to a block heater for winter use? One more, I put his old loader/snowplow back on it, and the right cylinder drops before the left one. There are two fittings on the left side. I connected to the one nearer to the operator's seat. There is only one fitting on the right side. These are single acting cylinders. Should I have connected to the forward fitting on the left side? Is one a return? Thanks in advance, and Merry Christmas everyone.
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