Posted by rankrank1 on June 05, 2013 at 19:31:53 from (198.228.228.148):
Well, I finally got the wheels narrowed up so thought I would try my 1951 Farmall h on the baler for the first time.
That's not Casper the ghost driving it is actually my wife who cut herself from my pictures as usual.
Tractor does not look like much but runs very well (and I paid very little for it). Actually what looks like surface rust in most areas is paint that has simply weathered to the point of looking like rust.
Overall tractor worked fine on the New Holland 65 baler. First time I had used something other than the Kubota L285 diesel to bale with. I figured the gas engine might surge more than the Kubota diesel on the baler but the governor surging was very minimal.
This post was edited by rankrank1 at 19:37:16 06/05/13 2 times.
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