promentory
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i have a farmall i-4 industrial tractor . trying to find rear tire size .the prodution numbers of i-4 tractors - and industrial options. thanks
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Hugh MacKay
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Go to left of this page click on serial numbers, and look under International or McCormick Deering. Looking under Farmall only gives you Farmalls, and the I-4 is not a Farmall. Farmall is a desigation of row crop tractors only.
Hugh MacKay
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rhouston: I suspected that, just never looked. Interesting though, they say O-4, OS-4 and W-4, but they don't mention I-4, bit confusing. I see the same with 6 and 9.
Hugh MacKay
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Glenn: I'd question your reference material, never seen a piece of reference material with more mistakes. Every time I go there, I find another mistake.
Just to give you and example, I was at an auction Sat. Met up with a kid looking for his first tractor. He had a Super C and 140 to choose from. He disappeared for awhile, then back he came with computer printouts by Tractor Data. It stated all 140 were 6 volt. 140 changed to 12 volt at serial number 26801 in 1965-66. They continued as 12 volt until end of production in 1979, somewhere in the low 60,000 serial number. Well over half 140 were 12 volt from the factory. My information comes from IH Blue Ribbon Service manual.
I don't think I ever gone to Tractor Data without finding a mistake. I will admit I don't find anymore as I never go there.
Just to give you and example, I was at an auction Sat. Met up with a kid looking for his first tractor. He had a Super C and 140 to choose from. He disappeared for awhile, then back he came with computer printouts by Tractor Data. It stated all 140 were 6 volt. 140 changed to 12 volt at serial number 26801 in 1965-66. They continued as 12 volt until end of production in 1979, somewhere in the low 60,000 serial number. Well over half 140 were 12 volt from the factory. My information comes from IH Blue Ribbon Service manual.
I don't think I ever gone to Tractor Data without finding a mistake. I will admit I don't find anymore as I never go there.
Joe Hoover
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12.00- 24 is what my I4 came with from the factory ruffly about 6500 I4"S were made feel free to email me and we can talk more
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