Super Major Injector Inquiry

I have seen a Super Major in the local classifieds. I'm wondering if you will be looking at that particular one. I would like to get together with you when you pass through. I'm right on the road to Redmond from the north. I am assuming the Monday you are talking about is next Monday, Oct. 4. I can meet you that day. Bring your injectors with you if it isn't a problem and we can discuss them at that time. My cell phone is 541-501-0956.

The tractor I am looking at is a parts tractor that might have a good motor.It is missing a lot of parts including the pump but the injectors are there.I have been waiting to hear if it has a cracked block as I have two mostly complete 1959 PM's here already.It would be fun to make a Roadless Super and somewhat practical.If anything I can trade one good tractor for an orchard model.

What is it that is wrong with your Super?Maybe something else is wrong?Smoke, white, blue, miss?Pulling the head might show some other problem.

My Super Major (1962 according to serial number) smokes, but it is gray and black. I think the two front injectors are not atomizing fuel properly, so it goes up the exhaust pipe unburned. I know the two front cylinders run cool, according to the mechanic who came and looked at the tractor. I'm no mechanic, so pulling the head is way out of my league.

The "Fordson Major" for sale in this area is lisited at $3K, so it must be a working model. The ad says "live hydraulics, exterior hydraulics, good rubber w/calcium." When we talk I'll give you the contact phone number if you are interested. I don't feel at liberty to share it here.