Posted by Wardner on April 01, 2009 at 20:07:12 from (4.154.243.122):
In Reply to: Electrall posted by IHStandardMan on April 01, 2009 at 17:04:42:
They weren't Farmall specific. Electrall came to market in June 1954, several months before the 400 series. They will fit W6TA thru 660 as well as corresponding Farmall models. The SMTA and 560 parts books, as opposed to 400-450 books, do not list the attachment. No sidemount gearbox will fit smaller tractors.
I doubt if any sidemount Electralls were attached to tractors and shipped from the factory. Some have said that only 103 sidemounts were produced. These appear to be dealer supplied. My F400 (serial # 519) has a sidemount Electrall tranny with a casting date in Jan 1955. This means the tractor and generator were not assembled together. The original purchaser was sold two separate items, the tractor and Electrall.
Don't confuse the sidemount with the Fast Hitch or trailer Electralls. Several thousand Electralls were sold but that is my estimate. Some were even packaged as kits for installation in IH trucks.
This forum has a search function. The term "Electrall" is emminately searchable. Your original question has been answered many times. I am answering because I am adding some new info that is not archived.
Don't be confused by the left side Electrall. It is not correct. It runs off a Cotton Picker gearbox.
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