The Tractor as some electrical issue I know for sure (6 volt system) but it fires right up with the assist of a charger/booster

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tsargeS7 wrote:Our plans are raise about 10 to 20 head of beef cattle right here in the city.
v w wrote:Check the battery before disconnecting the cables. I don't remember on the Super M but most Farmalls of that era were positive ground. Just in case you have never worked with positive ground. Vern
Bill Hudson wrote:Tsarge,
My memory of Salt Lake City was that it was dry and not a lot of green grass, without significant irrigation. So 10-20 cows on 14 acres is pushing it a good bit, provided you don't irrigate.
Here is the contact information for your local Cooperative Extension Office:
Salt Lake County
2001 S. State Street S-1200
Salt Lake City, 84190-2350
(801) 468-3170
http://extension.usu.edu/saltlake
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm
This fellow looks to be your contact for agricultural information:
Dallas Hanks
Agronomic & Woody Biofuels
Dallas.hanks@usu.edu
801.468.3184
Good luck with the cattle and your tractor.
Bill
Dusti Snider wrote:Welcome to the forum and world of Farmalls! Congrats on the purchase of your Super...
The best place for any service manual, parts etc is the link that Jim gave you to binderbooks.com. I have a set myself. The "letters" of the Letter Series were just their model designation.
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