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Lighting up 1957 Farmall 130
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Lighting up 1957 Farmall 130
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Re: Lighting up 1957 Farmall 130
EZ wrote:I cannot find any info on priming the TC pump other than operating the levers and leaving the filler plug open.
That's how it's done. Be sure to fill it with the piston retracted.
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Re: Lighting up 1957 Farmall 130
I am not familiar with the 130 engine, but if it has the pump in the oil pan rather than on the back of the block there should be no need to prime it.EZ wrote:.......
Not sure if priming is the same as a Cub, i.e. remove filter and drop oil into small hole to get down to pump.
Let me know if you have any tips in these matters.
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Re: Lighting up 1957 Farmall 130
I looked up the C123 engine on the IH arts website, and I could not find the oil pump on the parts list. Are you sure they have one? LOL
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Re: Lighting up 1957 Farmall 130
Its the same as the C113. Its in the pan.
Rule of thumb is that the C113 and C123 are almost identical engines.
Rule of thumb is that the C113 and C123 are almost identical engines.
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