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Re: Changes in the H Farmall
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Posted by rustyfarmall on February 16, 2004 at 08:37:27 from (199.120.81.240):
In Reply to: Changes in the H Farmall posted by Curious on February 15, 2004 at 19:41:28:
As far as I know the cylinder heads did not change as the H progressed through the years. Even from the very beginning you could buy an H which would run on kerosene, and would have been equipped with a low compression head, or you could have purchased the tractor equipped to run on gasoline, and it would have been equipped with a high compression head. In the early years, most, but not all, of the Hs would have ran on kerosene, or distillate, and as the years passed, the gasoline version became the first choice. The kerosene-dual fuel option was still available all the way up through the Farmall 350. Look for an X1 suffix after the serial number, it denotes the fact that particular tractor came from the factory equipped to operate on gasoline.
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