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Topic: Duckbill F-30
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| Mark Poss
09-21-2012 10:41:56
173.25.60.148
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Does anyone know what years they made the duckbill F-30? |
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| Nebraska Kirk
09-21-2012 22:11:25
207.91.4.159
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Mark Poss, 09-21-2012 10:41:56
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| They acquired the nickname "duckbill" because the cover over the steering gears looks very much like a duck's bill. Only the very early F20s and F30s had this type of steering gear cover.
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| Patrick HMD
09-21-2012 23:10:20
75.9.209.218
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Nebraska Kirk, 09-21-2012 22:11:25
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| Hah so. Thanks NK. It's sad to see relics like that wasting away. Hope those two were rescued. |
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| Old-F20
09-21-2012 20:03:57
71.7.101.5
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Mark Poss, 09-21-2012 10:41:56
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| duckbill 20's were made in '32 and '34 only. no F-20's were built at all in '33, dont really know why
normal f-20 duckbill's all have the FA prefix unless they were mid year 34's that have parts off regulars on them and they were TA serial prefix. 135000 to 135661 |
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| Patrick HMD
09-21-2012 21:22:33
75.9.209.218
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Old-F20, 09-21-2012 20:03:57
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| Please excuse me for being so uninformed, but what's a duckbill? This is the first time I hear anything about a duckbill. What do they look like. Inquiring minds want to know.
Patrick [Feeling green]
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| Dan Robinson
09-21-2012 15:57:17
66.43.222.127
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Mark Poss, 09-21-2012 10:41:56
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| | TA series F20s (only F20) were made using a Regular rearend housing as IH had some castings left from Regular production. There was 661 TA series 20s. The TA comes using the Regular serial number but started at 135,000. One recently sold for $5900. They did not use F30 parts on them. An F30 is a differnt machine. Not sure on Duckbill F20 production numbers. |
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| rustyfarmall
09-21-2012 14:57:17
67.55.162.174
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Mark Poss, 09-21-2012 10:41:56
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| Were there any F20s, F30s built WITH the duckbill, AND the FA serial number pre-fix, or did ALL the duckbills have the TA serial number prefix?
The TAs were factory built using the F20, F30 front half, and the Farmall Regular rear half. |
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| Dan Robinson
09-21-2012 14:48:41
166.181.3.224
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Mark Poss, 09-21-2012 10:41:56
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| RegulaRog
09-21-2012 12:48:53
184.17.52.166
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Re: Duckbill F-30 in reply to Mark Poss, 09-21-2012 10:41:56
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| From late 1931 til up into 1934. |
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