Farmall H restoration

Yooper

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After machining the upper end I machined a fixture to hold it so I could finish the bottom end. Two more angles on this end. Blended the angles in the bore with Scotchbrite and test fitted the new venturi in the carb bores. If it works I will add this to my resume.

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leveraddict

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You sir have very impressive skills! I cant wait to see the tractor all finished!
 
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Yooper

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Carburetor is all buttoned up and ready to go. Next part to rebuild is the throttle shaft connector between the carb and the governor. This gave me trouble back in the eighties when I used it to clear snow so I gave it somewhat of a bush fix. The end that controls the throttle butterfly was rusted to almost nothing so I cut it off and threaded the rod for and adapter with a roll pin to work the butterfly. Present date the roll pin had rusted and fell off so nothing was working the throttle. So I machined a new adapter out of stainless and put a new bushing in the housing end. Shaft was in good shape as far as wear.

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Yooper

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Does any body know what the purpose is for these thin metal plates on these magneto pawls are for. Hard to believe they are weights because they are so thin.

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