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Re: B Farmall (How old is it)
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Posted by gene b on November 13, 2001 at 19:59:15 from (65.229.174.226):
In Reply to: B Farmall (How old is it) posted by Melvin Wells on November 12, 2001 at 12:09:11:
casting codes dont realy mean that is when the tractor was built you did not take green casts in those days and build a tractor who knows what was changed over the years the number on the block might be good but unless you know for sure it too could have been changed you have to look for the capscrews do they all have the dots in the center are the tabs on the oilpump been removed is the felt still on the flywheel cover are the radiator clamps still original wiring brackets it goes on and on when you have been at it for as long as i have you look for the little things to tell if original or not glad to help these are great little tractors lots of fun working with them just remember that B stands for the best little tractor ever built have a bunch of them and fun every day
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