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Re: Super A1 Farmall
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Posted by SuperA-Tx on April 11, 2007 at 07:19:09 from (4.90.3.224):
In Reply to: Super A1 Farmall posted by Bill in NC on April 10, 2007 at 19:00:31:
What made the A1 differant from a regular Super A? I made my way to my cousins and got the serial number off an old tractor he had and come to find out it is a AI (eye). Has the diamond axle and a foot throttle thats kind of neet. Its a piece of junk tho he has used for parts over the years. Wouldnt mind having the front axle cause mine has been welded on right hand side where the two parts meet. I went to a tractor show Friday and saw two Super A's and both of them had been welded too. I guess the lighter weight on that side made it bounce more and wear out faster? I have seen 140's with the same problem.
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