Posted by GrampsB on July 25, 2013 at 12:39:54 from (72.42.80.138):
Hi guys, I just inherited my grandfathers farmall B, I have been trying to clean it up and get it back in running shape. I haven't spent much time around tractors in the past, but do restore cars. Anyway, could you tell me where the proper lift location for lifting the front end safely to change wheels/tires. Can one wheel be removed if the other wheel is driven up onto a 4x4? Then switch and do the other? The sediment bowl below the gas tank on mine has a filter in it but there is nothing that I see here in products that match. Perhaps this wasn't the original style? I also have a seat that isn't like what I have seen and was hoping someone could help identify it. It is adjustable height with a shock in the center of the spring. I will post a picture if it helps. Any help or information would be great. Thanks
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