Posted by farmallhal on April 05, 2011 at 06:17:14 from (76.4.172.14):
In Reply to: Farmall H Nine Speed posted by Beatles65 on April 04, 2011 at 21:53:00:
I have both a Farmall H and M with 9 speeds and both are Heisler's. The Heisler shift mechanism enters the transmission on the left (clutch pedal) side. I have not paid much serious attention to the M&W 9 speeds but all of those I've seen have a cable control like on a lawnmower throttle going into the transmission between a couple of cast parts on the right (brake pedal side). I also, believe M&W later made a solid linkage variety but have never seen one. When looking at the two types of 9 speeds I've seen, the Heisler is something that looks like it could have been produced in a factory plant with the cast and machined linkages while the M&W which probably is just as functional looks a little like a make it from what you have available around here. I wish I could post photo's but my camera ability is limited to cameras like the Kodak Brownie I had in high school 50 years ago and being a slide rule person those required PC skills are not the best either. Hope this helps as that 9 speed availability is very nice and a very special feature adding value to your H or M, Hal.
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