Mitsubishi MT372 Restoration

[kempfat]

Hey y'all!

I have had this MT372 for a few years now and couldn't be happier with the way it performs! Since the tractor has been so good to me I have decided to restore it in the very near future. The tractor itself is in excellent mechanical shape. The body and tires on the other hand are in need of some love and attention. I would like to have everything as close to original as possible. My tractor still has all the original decals but they are in rough shape. I would like to see if anyone knows of anyone who can make them or at least point me in the right direction to acquire them. I am also searching for the paint codes for the tractor. Below are some photos of the original decals and the current condition of the tractor. The photos with the tractor taken apart was when I repaired the drive shaft and clutch. Thanks for looking and thanks for any advice / help that y'all provide!

Shawn

 

[Roadworthy]

You may not get the original tires from the factory. You can get equivalent tires, however. For information check in with Valley Power - they deal in a LOT of used Mitsubishi tractors and have many parts, gaskets, manuals, etc. Valley Power

 

[Tin man]

I just came into possession of a very nice Mitsubishi MT372D.
Could someone tell me where the serial number/data plate is located?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Roadworthy]

There may be a data plate on the right side of the frame below the brake pedal. You can probably get additional information from a long time Mitsubishi dealer, Valley Power

 

[IRON HORSE]

I would like to see if anyone knows the torque on the bolts that hold the rocker arms in place. This is on a 1988 MT372 Mitsubishi tractor with the KE 70 engine.

 

[Roadworthy]

When I had a Mitsubishi D2350 I was able to get a manual and parts from Valley Power