I looked at a M last night on the way home
The shift sequence was on the light bar left hand side, the only one that I need to put on yet can wait. the hitching instructions
I do not plan to put any decals on the fuel tank .
It will be a while before I get into the Sheet metal
Working on our 48 8n brakes.
Thanks for all the help
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Re: FARMALL M
by Phillip W. Lenke » Fri Jan 22, 2010 12:34 pm
Before: and almost 1.5 yr ago
My son , cousin and Brother discussing pros and cons.
This is where and how it sat for at least 5 yrs.
As it sets as of today!
$1250 later
tractor was FREE!
Labor pricless
Running like a champ!
Thanks for all the assistance if getting this project under my belt.
Phil
My son , cousin and Brother discussing pros and cons.
This is where and how it sat for at least 5 yrs.
As it sets as of today!
$1250 later
tractor was FREE!
Labor pricless
Running like a champ!
Thanks for all the assistance if getting this project under my belt.
Phil
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Re: FARMALL M
by Dusti Snider » Fri Jan 22, 2010 12:48 pm
Phil,
That is amazing! I'd say it's 1250.00 well spent...Only someone that's been through one can truely appreciate all that work. Good Job!
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That is amazing! I'd say it's 1250.00 well spent...Only someone that's been through one can truely appreciate all that work. Good Job!
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Re: FARMALL M
by RUSSALL » Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:57 pm
Standing tall and looking good , aut to be in Hollywood!
Lookin good Phil. Enjoy.
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Lookin good Phil. Enjoy.
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Re: FARMALL M
by Rudi » Fri Jan 22, 2010 7:01 pm
Phil:
That is some nice looking tractor. Y'all done good on that one. Really beautiful restore
That is some nice looking tractor. Y'all done good on that one. Really beautiful restore
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Re: FARMALL M
by VAcub » Fri Jan 22, 2010 7:07 pm
Phil, it looks really good! Great job!
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Re: FARMALL M
by Phillip W. Lenke » Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:50 am
Have recently received a set of radiator shutters, I have the shutter ,linkage that attaches to the front engine cover, I need to make the following parts that are missing, the crank, 5/16 rods and the support bracket
I have a few pictures of the crank and rods, I also looked on the case IH web parts location and found a picture of the support Bracket, I need to know where this attaches so I can I can manufacture it. I also removed the bearing bars , want to replace what I think looks like a leather strip rivoted between two pieces of light steel.
Anybody have a M with shutter that could get some good Pictures for Me.
Thanks
Phil
I have a few pictures of the crank and rods, I also looked on the case IH web parts location and found a picture of the support Bracket, I need to know where this attaches so I can I can manufacture it. I also removed the bearing bars , want to replace what I think looks like a leather strip rivoted between two pieces of light steel.
Anybody have a M with shutter that could get some good Pictures for Me.
Thanks
Phil
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Re: FARMALL M
by Phillip W. Lenke » Wed Sep 15, 2010 6:55 am
Getting things together have the fenders,lights, hade the reflectors recoated with Nickle and polished up, on and will have the fuel tank on soon.
Picked up a Norm Quay battey box at SCRAP have to paint that yet.
But in the mean time , I am making parts to deck the M out.
I made two plugs to go into the hitch tubes that set in front of the axles, figured I would get something unique on there to keep the mud out, not that it will see any. So I made these, the screws hold the plug in , utilizing the thru holes on the tube .
Cannot make to sell, Would be TM infringments, but a one set only Item for our M
Phil
Picked up a Norm Quay battey box at SCRAP have to paint that yet.
But in the mean time , I am making parts to deck the M out.
I made two plugs to go into the hitch tubes that set in front of the axles, figured I would get something unique on there to keep the mud out, not that it will see any. So I made these, the screws hold the plug in , utilizing the thru holes on the tube .
Cannot make to sell, Would be TM infringments, but a one set only Item for our M
Phil
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Re: FARMALL M
by cowboy » Wed Sep 15, 2010 7:41 am
Looks great Phil 
As always you do awesome work
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As always you do awesome work
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Re: FARMALL M
by Bigdog » Wed Sep 15, 2010 8:21 am
Nice Phil! I like them!
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Re: FARMALL M
by Dusti Snider » Wed Sep 15, 2010 11:41 am
Nice touch...that'll do the trick and do it with style.
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