Nice information. I did not know about the clutch release bearing, and looked on my old 1944 B Farmall and there it is. However, I don't have the rear axle zerk or the front wheel zerks. I guess I will have to investigate further.
Great Video, Thanks. My Throw Out Bearing is getting Noisey and I'm Hoping the Grease & Clutch adjustment will solve it.... otherwise it's Splitsville.
Nice information. I did not know about the clutch release bearing, and looked on my old 1944 B Farmall and there it is. However, I don't have the rear axle zerk or the front wheel zerks. I guess I will have to investigate further.
Again, eye opener for me. maintenance is my background so this is great info. Thanks for sharing!
Love to see notes from fellow Farmall owners!
Great Video, Thanks. My Throw Out Bearing is getting Noisey and I'm Hoping the Grease & Clutch adjustment will solve it.... otherwise it's Splitsville.
But what type of grease? Poly?
The steering and throw-out bearing zerks should exist on all A and B models in all years. The axle zerks are not always present.
Hahahaha “something else” good stuff
whats your other favorite thing??
My other favorite thing is sticking my grease gun into dark "Belle" housings when my nozzle mates with the Zerk nipple. Too much information? :)
brooo I live in Austin too and I'm fixing to get a tractor
What kind of grease are you using?
you can use pretty much any NLGI#2 grease. I usually use a heavy duty marine and offroad variety.
What year is your Farmall?
1942