midknightohio
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SN is TEA 374848 an engine no is SC67018E Which tractor do i have. Would appreciate any help.
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Steve@Advance
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Looks like a '54 model.
Look to the left under Research & Info, go down to Serial Numbers.
Look to the left under Research & Info, go down to Serial Numbers.
John Deere D
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Picture taken from archives...Thanks Bob in OZ
"6 7 3" = 6 July 1953. The tractor production date will be a couple of weeks later. At least that will give you the year.
Bob in Oz
'53 TEA20
Picture taken Right side of Tractor diff. in area of oil dip stick.
"6 7 3" = 6 July 1953. The tractor production date will be a couple of weeks later. At least that will give you the year.
Bob in Oz
'53 TEA20
Picture taken Right side of Tractor diff. in area of oil dip stick.
Bob (Aust)
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85 MM 28 HP Standard engine.
'54 model - barely run in. It will outlive you.
:lol:
Bob in Oz
'54 model - barely run in. It will outlive you.
:lol:
Bob in Oz
Charles in Aus.
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A nice tractor , it was built on Friday 12th February 1954.
midknightohio
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I would like to thank you all for your replys.
It is a 12 volt system an runs like a top. I have had to replace a few parts like the radiator an starter an generator but this is expected since it is 61 yrs old.
When i bought it 4 yrs ago i was told it was a 1946 so that was wrong an that i am 3rd owner.
I have 10 achers an maybe half has timber an other half i use this tractor to mow off once a year.
lived on farm most of my life an had several tractors but this one has grown on me kinda like having a new puppy. I like it a lot.
Again thank you all this is a great site an i realize now how i need to invest in a manual for this tractor.
It is a 12 volt system an runs like a top. I have had to replace a few parts like the radiator an starter an generator but this is expected since it is 61 yrs old.
When i bought it 4 yrs ago i was told it was a 1946 so that was wrong an that i am 3rd owner.
I have 10 achers an maybe half has timber an other half i use this tractor to mow off once a year.
lived on farm most of my life an had several tractors but this one has grown on me kinda like having a new puppy. I like it a lot.
Again thank you all this is a great site an i realize now how i need to invest in a manual for this tractor.
Charles in Aus.
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One of the best , and probably most effective things you can do to improve engine power is to dismantle the air cleaner .
I have seen them washed in petrol and kerosene for weeks and then opened up to find them still full of grit and sludge .
It is easy to do , there are three or four spot welds holding on a retainer , drill these out , remove the mesh roll and clean properly . Replace the spot welds with pop rivets afterwards . Sometimes the mesh is really fragmented , it can be substituted with coarse stainless steel pot scouring wool.
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