Posted by Yooper Farmall on March 06, 2012 at 06:11:15 from (141.210.112.16):
I know no one is going to have an exact answer, but I'm curious if someone has done research and might be able to venture a ball park guess. I am a history buff and while restoring my '41 H I find myself thinking back to what the tractors life was like back in 1941. Pear Harbor happened December 7th, 1941. When I first looked at the serial number and looked up how many tractors were made that year, I estimated mine was made late in 1941. I see the iron that houses the belly pump was cast on 7/3/41, the front rims were cast 11/12/41. I was thinking maybe the tractor was assemblyed just before Pearl Harbor. Last night I finished wiring brushing the last rear wheel, it was cast 11/20/41. How long might have parts typcially sit around between casting and assembly?
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