Re: Re: Girls B Farmall

Posted by Bill Smith on January 07, 2003 at 19:46:49 from (63.147.130.81):

In Reply to: Re: Girls B Farmall posted by Bill Smith on January 07, 2003 at 17:37:25:

Just wanted to add... Farmall had a common practice of stamping serial numbers not only on plate but on block and sometimes frame as well. The serial number on the plate more than likely had prefix and suffix letters example FA114049LFX. I am not sure if these letters were stamped in block and frame (maybe just the number). It is my understanding that the number itself is just the serial number and is really only useful as to determine the year or to identify in a theft incident. The letters however (if they are stamped with number in block) can tell you other things about the model. I think the prefix letters FA stand for Farmall. I think the suffix letters can tell you wheather it was a gas, distillate or kerosene burner and things of that nature.

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