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Control rod for two-way valve on Super H.

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Dennis Gauge

05-27-2006 12:31:34

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Greetings gentlemen. Long time no see. Hope everyone is well and still wrenching on old Farmalls.

Last weekend, I installed the 2-way "christmas tree" valve I got off Ebay on my Stage II Super H. With the fittings I got from SurplusCenterdotcom, it fits just like the factory setup, tucked up under the tank all nicey-nice like, with plenty of clearance for the belt pulley.

One problem, it didn"t come with a control rod. How does this work? Is there a separate control rod for the two-way valve, or do I simply lock the liftall lever back and transfer the existing rod to the two-way valve?

If there is a separate rod, I am confident that I can make it myself. I seem to have a way with bending wire; I made a very convincing reproduction of the choke rod for a Cub just eyeballing it. If I hadn"t bent the loop in the wrong direction, you"d never know the difference :)

Again, if there is a separate rod, can someone let me know the length and diameter?

Thanks!

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Farmer Bob

05-27-2006 19:55:44

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Re: Control rod for two-way valve on Super H. in reply to Dennis Gauge, 05-27-2006 12:31:34

This is on my M but should be the same for your SH. Good Luck.

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RustyFarmall

05-27-2006 13:01:27

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Re: Control rod for two-way valve on Super H. in reply to Dennis Gauge, 05-27-2006 12:31:34

I don't know all the details, but there is a seperate rod for the two way, and there is also a different rod support bracket, or maybe it is an attachment that bolts on to the existing rod support. Like I said, I don't know all the details, but I do know that I have seen two control rods on the tractors with the two way. Also, the main control rod will have a second catch on it, so you can lock the main rod into the engaged position.

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