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Re: What to look for in Super M
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Posted by jfp on September 07, 2005 at 05:12:15 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: What to look for in Super M posted by T6Dave on September 06, 2005 at 21:44:15:
Most important check for stress cracks all over especially under the rear axle belly. If you see oil right there it may be cracked.You did not say if this was a working tractor or project?? If a working tractor let me tell you they burn that gas , like 40 gallon in a 10 hour day of bush hoggin. Also oil leaks are common on front & rear mains but usually works up to leaking about 2 quarts a day in a working tractor. Beware of tractors labeled Super M and then find out you are looking at a regular M. Super M has a different hump at the trans bell housing and regular M don't. I tell you this cause many people rebuild M's with Super M kits AND then call it a super M. Good , LOL. They do pull hard.
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