Did This Copper Scrubber Fix The Low Oil Pressure On My Antique Tractor???
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Did This Copper Scrubber Fix The Low Oil Pressure On My Antique Tractor???
My antique Farmall H has been having oil pressure issues. Can this Chore Boy copper scrubber fix the problem? Watch and find out as I install it!
Thanks for the tip Chris, I now have to check my Super A although the set-up on that side of the engine looks different, in fact I don't have an idea where its breather is
I didn't even know my H had this setup until I saw it in the manual. They sure didn't make it easy to service! Thank you Jan 🙂
TSC has that mesh in a pack that I have used on my Fordson tractors for the air breathers. But I think what you used will serve you well. Great little repair video.
I will have to check next time I go to the store, but our local one usually doesn't have much in the tractor aisle. Thanks Tim 🙂
Loved your story and your tractor,you still live in canisteo??
WOW, when you showed the sludge I thought the intake screen on the oil pump was clogged. I hope scrubby pad fixes for you. I run 30w in my Farmall 400, 15w40 in my Farmall A. I have ran 15w40 in the A for years. I will probably switch the 400 to 15w40 next oil change. That way all my tractors and truck run the same oil. I'm tired of having different weights of oil setting around.
I plan to drop the oil pan this winter and clean things up. Thanks Monty 🙂
good fix, boy that is a sharp H !
Thank you Jon! It was a lot to take apart for such a simple repair 🙃
Good video - I’ll keep that info in my hip pocket. 15w-40 in my Farmall 350.
Thank you. I am thinking of changing to 15-40 next time I change the oil. Seems to be what most guys are running now.
Man yeah, that's awesome Mr Chris!! Boy you sure have some Nelson luck, a simple project takes days to complete!! 🤦🤦🤦🤣🤣🤣 BUT awesome repair and great job on the timing...purrs like a kitten!! Thank you sir for bringing us along!! Look fwd to seeing what's next!! 😁😁😁👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
I know- I read about it in the manual and thought it would be the most basic thing to try, boy was I wrong! A bunch of time and few bad words later I finally got it back together 🤣🤣🤣 Not the best design.... Thanks Nelson 🙂
@@dehavenfamilyfarm 🤦🤦🤦😁😁👍👍👍
We've always run straight 30 weight.
Once per year we would flush the system using 2 parts kerosene to 1 part oil.
We would idle the engine for several minutes prior to a oil change. I have seen this recommended in manual. I don't think that would help in oil fluctuations.
Thank you Chris.
Good guess with the firing order.
On the bright side you can only be off 75%.
I think I need to flush this tractor- thanks for the info!
I use 15W-40 diesel oil in all my tractors. I'd never recommend Straight 30W in anything below 32°F though. Just look at the charts from any oil company or manufacturer. When these tractors were made there wasn't multi grade oils yet. That's why the manuals say 30W .Technology with all fluids have come along way. There are simply better things to use now.
Thanks for the tip. I was afraid the viscosity would be to far off from what was originally used in the tractor, but running 15-40 would be easier.
If the engines have not been overhauled, I run LOW ASH 30 weight. Overhauled, I run Rotella 30 weight.
A job well done 👍
One scrubber would have probably been fine.. it's just there to keep the oil from blowing out the tube... and keep 💩 out of the engine..
Interesting that it can cause low oil pressure, but.
Thanks! I was afraid if I only put one in it would leak oil. It was a first for me 🙂
I'm more surprised the thing started and ran smoothly after you took the distrubitor off and back on. LOL
I had to spend a little time lining timing marks back up- overall it wasn't a fun job 🤣
Well hell who’d a thunk 🤦♂️🤷♂️🤣
Not me- that's for sure! 🤣🤣🤣 I didn't even know that was in there until I read the manual.
The filter material should be loose. It seems packed because it's clogged. Also before you pull the distributor set cylinder 1 top dead center.
How did the tracks work on thesis ssteer work out are you happy whith them
What tracks?
The tracks you bought from. Eal river steal 4 years ago are lasting and would you buy them again are you happy
@@drknockers5716 no they were junk. I took them to a local auction a few months after buying them.
Wow, that much sludge indicates that the previous owners didn’t change the oil, very poor, you’ve probably bought a pig with lip stick. Go ahead and drop the oil pan and it will be full of the same black sludge you found up top, clean out the oil pump pickup screen while you’re at it.
I agree- I am definitely dropping the pan this winter. Thanks for watching 🙂