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1946 Farmall H What Does This Control Do?

Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 7:50 pm
by TomBolton
I'm looking at a nice '46 "H" and there is a control that I can't figure out, and the guy selling it can't remember what it does. It's on the right side of the transmission, an arm around 12-inches long connected to a pull rod going back to the operator position. Does it control the hydraulics? How does $1,750 sound; it runs great, tight steering, smooth/quiet transmission & clutch, no seal leaks, good brakes, and good electric. New rubber on rear, OK front rubber. It could use a fresh paint job, but no rust and strait tin.

Re: 1946 Farmall H What Does This Control Do?

Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 8:00 pm
by Bigdog
Tom, that is the hydraulic control arm.
The price doesn't sound too bad if you consider the cost of new rear tires. You might try a counter offer anyway. You might get it a cheaper.

Re: 1946 Farmall H What Does This Control Do?

Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 9:10 pm
by brian kov
tell me about it Big Dog , i need 2 new tires for the H .were talkin 750 or more

Re: 1946 Farmall H What Does This Control Do?

Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:47 am
by KETCHAM
I figure the guy that sold me my H had about $800.00 in new rear tires and tubes.Got it for $1,500.00 with a brush hog.Mower has all ready paid for itself and the rest is not far behind.Wish I had a pole barn,garage is getting small with it back inside!!! Kevin :twisted: :twisted:

Re: 1946 Farmall H What Does This Control Do?

Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 12:09 pm
by TomBolton
Thanks for the replies. I just gotta make up my mind. The H needs a good paint job, but otherwise seems in good shape, has brushed on paint on the tin. But he has a yellow Cub he'll wants for $1,750 as well, have to see it yet . . . . decisions.

Thanks again.

Re: 1946 Farmall H What Does This Control Do?

Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 12:41 pm
by Festus
A year ago I would have felt that was too much. Now it seems like a pretty reasonable price.

Festus

Re: 1946 Farmall H What Does This Control Do?

Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:21 am
by SONNY
Sounds like a fair deal to me!---Depending on what size tractor you need/want-----I would seriously consider the yellow cub!!!---just my .02!! lol1 thanks; sonny