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H motor in my 300?
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Posted by Thor on July 27, 2000 at 20:28:38 from (209.130.172.67):
Ok guys, here's one for ya, I have two '55 300 row crops. I think one of them might have an H, or Super H motor in it. One has the number 362743R2 cast under the number 4 spark plug (all the way to the back)and C-169 just under that. The serial number is located below the number 3 spark plug and is 8251. The serial number on the tractor is 8248. The date code is 2 18 A. I'm pretty sure this is the motor that the tractor came out of the factory with. Now to the other tractor. The number 6695-DG is cast under the number 4 plug and I V is cast below that. The serial number is below the number 1 plug and is E or F ( can't make the first letter out)BH59535. The date code is 2 14 K. The serial number on the tractor is 4277 - a '55 model. Now for the questions. Is the motor in the first tractor correct?, and can someone translate the date code for me? Where did the motor in the second tractor come from?, and what is the date code on it. Hope you guys can help me solve this puzzle. Thor
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