[AT] How about Tractors.

[Dudley Rupert]

Larry, your' post on your' Farmall Super A reminds me of question I have -

I recently acquired a Super A.  I need to get the old battery out but have
been wondering what is the "correct/easiest" way to go about it.  The
original battery box, which consists of two sides and the top cover, is
still intact with the battery inside.  It seems the battery can't come out
the top without moving/lifting the back of the gas tank (although I haven't
actually tried this).  To take it out the Right side would seem to require
removing the starter rod and right Touch Control rod while taking it out the
left side would require removing the choke rod and the right Touch Control
rod. Of course, to remove it from either side also requires removing the
battery box side cover.

Does anyone know if there is an easier way than I am making this out to be?
Thanks -
Dudley
Snohomish, Washington

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Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 7:09 PM
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Gene:
    Amen:
    I have been working on my IHC Super A.  I had the generator
off and and checked.  The regulator was causing the battery to
go dead.  Cleaned Carb., new battery and it was running.
I mounted the 2-bottom plow and plowed the garden Sunday
afternoon before it started to rain.  The ground was hard.
Saturday I spread about 10 loads of 5-year old straw mulch.
on the garden.  I have 2 spots, each about 75 x 150.
If anyone need straw mulch, I have plenty.  Some is
down to black dirt, some 2 years old and some last years
that is still smoking.
Larry Voris
Springfield, MO
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From: "Gene Dotson" <gdotsly at loganrec.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 8:33 PM
Subject: [AT] How about Tractors.


>     Anyone have any problems with, stories about, or adventures
> with tractors?
>     Sure would be nice to be able to open this list and read
> something about old tractors instead of this bickering.
>     Maybe everyone needs to go to the machine shed and hug
> their tractors and come back and tell all of us how you feel
> about them.
>     Maybe start some project to keep occupied. Fire up the
> welder and grinder and build something!!
>     I have kept busy with tractors and projects all winter that
> I would like to tell about if there was any interest shown.
>
>     Does anyone else share my feelings?????
>
>                                      Gene Dotson,  DeGraff,
> Ohio
>
>                                           gdotsly at loganrec.com
>
>
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