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WHAT YEAR IS THIS B

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BUBSDAD

09-07-2005 12:16:33




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I HAVE A STYLED B I JUST BOUGHT AND THE SERIAL NUMBER IS 138748 OR 158748, THAT MAKES IT A 42 OR 44. IS THERE SOMETHING I CAN LOOK FOR THAT WILL LET ME KNOW THE CORRECT YEAR.




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SWI Don

09-07-2005 19:02:08




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 Re: WHAT YEAR IS THIS B in reply to BUBSDAD, 09-07-2005 12:16:33  
Since you have a pressure system and cast frame you have a 1944 tractor. Also you should have reversable front wheels (JD1262R) reversable front wheels instead of the (AB1023R) non reversable front wheels. The non reversable wheels hubs stick out further fron the mounting flange than the reversable wheel hub.

Don



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billyiron

09-07-2005 13:02:01




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 Re: WHAT YEAR IS THIS B in reply to BUBSDAD, 09-07-2005 12:16:33  
castiron belly could make it a 44....billy



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Will P

09-07-2005 14:05:11




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 Re: WHAT YEAR IS THIS B in reply to billyiron, 09-07-2005 13:02:01  
Both serial numbers will be cast iron frame. The thing that will tell the difference is if it has a pressure cap on the radiator.


Will P



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BUBSDAD

09-07-2005 18:23:03




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 Re: WHAT YEAR IS THIS B in reply to Will P, 09-07-2005 14:05:11  
THE TRACTOR HAS A CAST IRON BELLY FRAME. THE RADIATOR CAP IS SMALLER THAN THE ONE ON MY OTHER JOHN DEERES. AND IT DOES SEEM TO HAVE A RADIATOR NECK THAT WOULD TAKE A PRESSURE CAP.
THE RADIATOR CAP LOOKS LIKE A FARMALL CAP, WHAT KIND OF A CAP SHOULD IT HAVE??

THE HOLE IN THE HOOD IS NOT BIG ENOUGH FOR THE CAP ON MY A OR MY D.

THANKS FOR THE HELP



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Will P

09-07-2005 19:48:09




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 Re: WHAT YEAR IS THIS B in reply to BUBSDAD, 09-07-2005 18:23:03  
If the cap looks like one that is on a regular car, it is a 1944

Will P



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