gitractorman
501 Club
Hey guys,
I'm making some good progress on the M, and have started reassembling everything. Can someone tell me what the single bolt is for on top of the hood, near the gauges? Also, what are the 2 bolt holes for in the grill, about mid way up? I'm thinking those were part of the row marker attachments for planters, or something like that.
Also, there is a bracket, under the gas tank, straight out to the left side, bent down towards the belt pulley drive on the right side, with holes in each end. Any idea what that one is for?
Lastly, it looks to me like the rear light is to be mounted to the top of the transmission case on the left side, and I think I have a bracket there for it. Did the wiring run just under the transmission lip on the left side, over the brake drum, then up behind the dash? Was there a tube/conduit for the wire, or was it just in a braided cover?
I'm not necessarily looking to make it 100% factory correct, so I'd like to hear anything that you've done that works better.
Thanks!
Bill
I'm making some good progress on the M, and have started reassembling everything. Can someone tell me what the single bolt is for on top of the hood, near the gauges? Also, what are the 2 bolt holes for in the grill, about mid way up? I'm thinking those were part of the row marker attachments for planters, or something like that.
Also, there is a bracket, under the gas tank, straight out to the left side, bent down towards the belt pulley drive on the right side, with holes in each end. Any idea what that one is for?
Lastly, it looks to me like the rear light is to be mounted to the top of the transmission case on the left side, and I think I have a bracket there for it. Did the wiring run just under the transmission lip on the left side, over the brake drum, then up behind the dash? Was there a tube/conduit for the wire, or was it just in a braided cover?
I'm not necessarily looking to make it 100% factory correct, so I'd like to hear anything that you've done that works better.
Thanks!
Bill

