Name: International Harvester Company McCormick Farmall Super C
Brand: International Harvester Company
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Contents2
Introduction3
Description4
Location of Instruments and Controls5
Brake Pedals5
Clutch Pedal5
Choke Rod5
Engine Speed Control Level6
Oil Pressure Indicator6
Ignition Switch Button6
Belt Pulley and Power Take-Off Shifter Lever6
Gearshift Level7
Heat Indicator for Cooling System7
Heat Indicator for Touch-Control System7
Manifold Heat Control Level7
Before Starting Your New Tractor8
Preparing Your Tractor for each Day's Work9
Filing the Fuel Tank9
Vent Holes in the Filler Cap9
Operating the Remote Control Lever10
Operating Your Tractor11
Operating a Gasoline Engine11
Radiator Shutter11
Fuel System11
Starting the Engine with the Cranking Motor12
Hand-Cranking the Gasoline Engine13
After the Engine Starts13
Stopping the Gasoline Engine13
Operating a Distillate Engine on Distillate14
Manifold Heat Control15
Starting the Distillate Engine with the Cranking Motor15
Hand-Cranking the Distillate Engine15
Stopping the Distillate Engine16
Operating a Kerosene Engine16
Operating a Distillate Engine on Gasoline16
Driving the Tractor17
Starting the Tractor17
Steering the Tractor18
Towing the Tractor18
Stopping the Tractor19
Locking the Brakes19
Operating the Farmall Touch-Control System19
Touch-Control Levers and Stops19
Raising and Lowering the Implement20
Touch-Control Heat Indicator20
Operating the Hydraulic Remote Control System20
Remote Control and Touch-Control Operation20
Break-Away Hose Coupling21
Attaching the Cylinder21
Adjusting the Working Depth21
Operating the Fast-Hitch System22
General23
Control Levers Used with Fast-Hitch23
Coupling the Implement23
Uncoupling the Implement24
Hitch Adjustments24
Connecting the Leveling Link25
Hydraulic Extension Attachment for Trailing Implements27
Fast-Hitch Load Limitations28
Fast-Hitch Drawbar28
Raising the Tractor Wheel off the Ground29
Swinging Drawbar29
Hitching the Tractor to the Implement (Tractors Without Fast-Hitch)30
Drawbar Adjustment31
Operating the Power Take-Off31
Operating the Power Take-Off with the Tractor Standing Still32
Operating the Power Take-Off with the Tractor in Motion32
Power Take-Off Specifications32
Operating the Belt Pulley33
Belt Pulley Specifications33
Operating the Pneumatic Tire Pump33
General Engine Lubrication34
Oil Pump34
Crankcase Breather34
Oil Filter34
Removing the Dirty Oil Filter Element35
Changing the Filter Element35
Greasing the Front Wheels36
Removing and Greasing36
Replacing and Adjusting36
Lubricating Oil and Grease Specifications36
Lubrication Table37
Lubrication Guide38
Fast-Hitch Lubrication38
Key to Lubrication Symbol39
Daily or after Every 10 Hours of Operation39
Adjustable Wide Front Axle40
Weekly or after Every 60 Hours of Operation40
After Every 120 Hours of Operation40
Every Six Months or after Every 500 Hours of Operation41
Transmission42
Belt Pulley Housing42
Steering Gest Housing42
Touch-Control Reservoir42
Maintenance43
Periodic Inspections43
Fuel Strainer44
Cleaning the Fuel Strainer and Sediment Bowl44
Carburetor44
Adjusting the Idle Adjusting Screw44
Carburetor Adjustment45
Main Jet Adjustment (for Distillate or Kerosene Carburetors)45
Removing the Carburetor46
Instaling the Carburetor46
Cold Weather Precautions46
Draining and Refilling the Cooling System46
Antifreeze Solutions47
Cooling System47
Adding Water to the Cooling System47
Water Level in Pressure-Cooled Radiator47
Filling the Cooling System48
Cleaning out Dirt and Sludge48
Rust Prevention48
Thermostat49
Radiator Core49
Fan Belt49
Fan Hub Lubrication50
Air Cleaning System50
Oil Cup Service50
Exploded View of the Air Cleaner50
Air Intake Cap and Screen (or Pre-Screener)51
Washing the Air Cleaner51
Cleaning the Рrе-Cleaner51
Collector-Type Pre-Cleaner51
Checking the Spark Plug Gар52
Spark Plug Cables52
Battery Ignition Unit52
Greasing the Breaker Mechanism and Checking the Points52
Distributor Wiring and Lubrication53
Adjusting the Breaker Points53
Distributor Cap53
Distributor Partially Disassembled for Servicing53
Ignition Coil54
Removing the Battery Ignition Unit54
Installing the Battery Ignition Unit54
Timing the Distributor to the Engine54
Magneto Wiring and Lubrication55
Magneto Impulse Coupling and Magneto Drive Chamber56
Greasing the Rotor Bearings and the Distributor Gear56
Magneto Disassembled57
Removing the Magneto57
Installing and Timing the Magneto to the Engine58
Starting and Lighting Equipment59
Lighting Switch, Ignition Switch, Cranking Motor, Etc.59
Generator, Voltage Regulator, Cables, Etc.59
Headlights and Rear Light60
Lighting Switch60
Fuse60
Instrument Panel Connections60
Generator and Regulator61
Polarizing the Generator61
Generator Belt61
Cleaning the Generator Commutator61
Generator Lubrication62
Cranking Motor62
Wiring Diagram for Starting and Lighting on Tractors with Battery Ignition63
Index to Reference Numbers Shown in Illustration on Opposite Page64
Wiring Diagram for Tractors Equipped with Magneto64
Starting and Light (Magneto Ignition)64
Storage Battery65
Cleaning and Servicing the Battery65
Liquid Level65
Specific Gravity65
Battery Voltage66
Cold Weather Operation66
Valve Clearance Adjustment67
Minor Engine Service Operations67
Cylinder Head Gasket67
Crankshaft Bearings, Pistons and Rings67
Brakes68
Brake Operating Rod Assembly69
Engine Clutch69
Care of the Engine Clutch69
Clutch Clearance69
Clutch and Connection70
Nonadjustable Front Wheels71
Adjustable Front Wheels71
Diagram of Tread Positions for Adjustable Front Wheels72
Assembling the Front Wheel Rims with Attached Clamps72
Adjustable Wide-Tread Front Axle73
Adjusting the Tread Widths74
Adjusting the Toe-In74
Rear Wheels75
Pneumatic Tires75
Inflation75
Using the Spark Plug Pump75
Operating Pressure for Low-Pressure Tractor Tires76
Traction and Weights76
Shipping Tractors Equipped with Pneumatic Tires76
Putting Liquid into the Tube76
Liquid Weight for Freezing Temperatures77
Valve Stem Mounting Cones77
Care of Tires77
Farmall Touch-Control Hydraulic Remote Control and Fast-Hitch Systems77
Draining and Filling the Reservoir78
Farmall Touch-Control System78
Air in the System79
Seat Adjustment79
Troubleshooting80
Hard to Start80
Engine Operates Irregularly or Knocks80
Lack of Power80
Engine Overheats81
No Oil Pressure, too High or too Low81
Oil Dilution or Uses too Much Oil81
Using too Much Fuel82
No Fuel at Carburetor82
Ignition and Electrical82
Transmission, Belt Pulley and Power Take-Off83
Front Wheels83
Steering83
Storing and Housing Your Tractor84
Starting Engines that Have Been in Storage84
Special Equipment85
Exhaust Muffler86
Spark Arrester86
High Altitude Pistons86
Air Pipe Extension87
Pre-Cleaner87
Pre-Screener87
Exhaust Valve Rotators87
Hydraulic Remote Control System88
Fast-Hitch Hydraulic Extension Attachment89
Engine Hour Meter89
Detachable Seat Pads90
De Luxe Upholstered Seat90
Seat Springs90
Tilt-Back Seat Bracket90
Combination Rear Light and Tail Light91
Rear Wheel Fenders91
Pneumatic Tire Pumps91
Enginair or Schrader91
Belt Pulley and Power Take-Off92
Single Front Wheel93
Front Wheel Rims (4.50E — 16DC) (for 6.5 0 — 16 Pneumatic Tires)93
Front Wheel Weights93
88-Inch Tread Rear Axle94
100-Inch Tread Rear Axle94
Increasing the Pear Tire Tread94
Rear Wheel Weights94
Specifications95
Index97

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Brand	International Harvester Company
Model	McCormick Farmall Super C
Category	Tractor
Language	English

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