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jason eddleston

02-14-2008 17:22:39

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hi,i have a farmall a and the old exhaust had a square plug on it right above the carb,the new one i have dont,what is it?what does it do?thank you..

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Hayshaker

02-15-2008 06:18:10

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to jason eddleston, 02-14-2008 17:22:39

I can remember using the TO20 Fergie to run the milking machines when the power went out. Dad had replaced the plug with a petcock which you could attach the hose.

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Wayne in MN

02-14-2008 20:17:14

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to jason eddleston, 02-14-2008 17:22:39

It was a vacuum source so the dairy farmer could use the vacuum operated milking machine when the electricity went out.
Much better than milking by hand. BTDT

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Jaden

02-14-2008 20:05:24

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to jason eddleston, 02-14-2008 17:22:39

Perhaps intended for help in difficult starting?

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onefarmer

02-14-2008 19:05:58

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to jason eddleston, 02-14-2008 17:22:39

That plug is on the intake side, but I've never heard of anything it might have been intended for. Maybe as a emergency way of powering the old vacuum run milkers?

The old lifts on the A's and B's were exhaust driven.

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IH2444

02-14-2008 17:56:24

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to jason eddleston, 02-14-2008 17:22:39

I can't recall if the old lift mechanism was exhaust or vacuum driven ?

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IH2444

02-14-2008 17:41:46

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to jason eddleston, 02-14-2008 17:22:39

Might have been a hookup point for the old exhaust driven lift mechanism ?

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jason eddleston

02-14-2008 17:45:31

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to IH2444, 02-14-2008 17:41:46

i had the tractor running and then i pulled that plug,it died.

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IH2444

02-14-2008 17:55:04

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Re: farmall exhaust plug?? in reply to jason eddleston, 02-14-2008 17:45:31

Sounds like it is on the intake side then.

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