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Model # on my B [or C] here is the serial number ...

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gdtractor

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C 4237

I it IDENTICAL to any Allis B I have seen but has the "C" in front of the serial number .. is it a C or a B please?
I will send a pic later .. (if I can figure out how .. ha )
THanks

gdtractor
 
Well who knows for sure you may have a mutt. The C in the serial number says it is a C but if it has the wishbone type front axle like the B then you may have a mutt which is made from more then one or just the front end and steering box off a B on a C. The rear of a C is a bit wider then the B is by the way
 
The B rear wheels are dished very shallowly and have a big nut in the center, the C rear wheels are 5 bolt mount and deeply dished. The final drives are about 6" wider on each side on a C. Either one can use either front end with some minor parts changes.
Zach
 
would the fact it has HAND BRAKES tell me anything? if the number is a B it says it is a 1938 - if the number is a C it should be a 1941
here is a pic https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/gallery/gallery_pic.cgi?pic=http;//photos.yesterdaystractors.com/gallery/tphotos/c143593.jpg&firstrec=37036&Parameter=&w=tphotos&cc=0&s=

does this help?

Gary

gdtractor
 
....... would the fact it has HAND BRAKES tell me anything? if the number is a B it says it is a 1938 - if the number is a C it should be a 1941 ........
......here is a pic https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/gallery/gallery_pic.cgi?pic=http;//photos.yesterdaystractors.com/gallery/tphotos/c143593.jpg&firstrec=37036&Parameter=&w=tphotos&cc=0&s=
............................................
does this help?

Gary

gdtractor
 
if the number is a B it says it is a 1938 - if the number is a C it should be a 1941
here is a pic https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/gallery/gallery_pic.cgi?pic=http;//photos.yesterdaystractors.com/gallery/tphotos/c143593.jpg&firstrec=37036&Parameter=&w=tphotos&cc=0&s=
hand brakes on it too
does this help?

Gary

gdtractor
 
Hand brakes goes back to it being an early B but again sounds like some one took 2 or more tractors and built one. I have done that more then once and right now I have a Farmall BA which is half B and half A
 
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