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Posted by Dale Hollen on April 14, 2007 at 15:07:32 from (71.206.178.148):
A couple of weeks ago I asked for location of serial #"s on a Farmall A. Thanks to AL CT & Ron in MO, but this tractor has a different seat than most A"s. Kind of like a H with the big spring and shock, no tag there. There is no shield around the brake and clutch so no tag there. The machined place under #1 plug has no numbers stamped there. Here is a number on the right side of the block (2 : 25 : K). I think this is the engine #, If so can anyone tell me the year this engine was made. As you can see I know very little about farmalls, restoring for a friend. This tractor has no place for a starter, would that make this an older A? Would this seat be original, does not look like a made up job? The fact there is on shield around the brake and clutch, could it be there never was one or lost?The parts book has a complete different seat arrangement. the only thing that looks like the book in the platform you put your feet on. Thanks for all your help! dale
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