- Thread starter SEmerson
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casting aft of the starter, not behind it, but to the rear of it.
If you still have the air breather on it, follow the tube down from
the air breather. When it elbows, don't follow the elbow, just keep
going down a few inches.
There are two bolt holes that go into the side of the tractor.
The numbers are stamped into the flat spot on top of that casting
where the two bolt holes are.
I borrowed this pic from John Smith's website. OldFordTractors.com
Model number with the serial underneath.
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