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Re: F 20 OR F30
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Posted by Ron in Nebr on March 29, 2003 at 01:34:10 from (65.172.143.195):
In Reply to: F 20 OR F30 posted by Tim Heitman on March 28, 2003 at 19:52:06:
Another simple way I've always used to tell them apart if no other identification is visible is the housing for the bull gears on the rear axle(the part that drops down from the main axle housing to where the wheels bolt on). On the '20s it's roughly two inches wide, and on the '30's it's close to four or wider. I've never measured them to be certian of these specs, but if you can find pictures of both either on here or in a book that shows this part of the tractor it will be immediately obvious. Also, the gas tank on the '30s looking at it from the front or rear is taller and a more rectangle shape while the '20s tank is pretty much square.
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