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Posted by BIG JOHN on June 01, 2002 at 14:49:26 from (205.188.198.151):
In Reply to: IH-Farmall posted by topaz on June 01, 2002 at 06:01:56:
You will have better results right here, rather than e-mail. To many virus's out there to be giving out your e-mail address, which of course happens when you send an e-mail to someone. We will need the letters that come before the serial number, to help you. Serial numbers are found in different places depending on what model Farmall you have. The serial number is on a metal plate about 3" x 5". On A's and B's you will find under the seat on the left hand seat support. On a C you will find it on the right side of the tool box/seat support, On and H and a M you will find it on the left side on the fly wheel/clutch housing. The first letter will be F. It could be FAA, FAB, FC, FBH, FBK. If it is a cub the number will be located next to the steering gear housing on the right side of the tractor and will begin FCUB. If you have a farmall that I haven't covered you will need to describe it to us. GOOD LUCK
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