Posted by sflem849 on January 25, 2012 at 05:04:20 from (69.197.84.39):
In Reply to: H clutch posted by JRSutton on January 24, 2012 at 18:41:13:
Chester5731 said: (quoted from post at 05:53:14 01/25/12) I don't have a clue as to what the serial numbe is. In 1948 the tractor was in a shed fire and the tag burned off. I was told it is a 1943 model but I can not verify that. I didn't know there was two clutch sizes. I will have to measure it. The belly pump is already out. I was changing that and putting seals in the front of the transmission when I saw the pressure plate had one finger flopping around.[/quote:1ff5a5a3d0]
You probably don't. s/n 391357 was in the VERY late part of 1953 so chances are you are ok. You could check the s/n on the motor. That COULDN'T burn off because it is stamped in the block. Somebody smarter can tell you where it is on an H. IIRC it is behind the mag/dist??? On a diesel is it above the inj pump. :wink:
You can read the casting codes on your tractor and they will tell you when the parts were made. This will put you pretty close on what year the tractor is.
[quote:1ff5a5a3d0]Year Starting Serial Number
1939 501
1940 10653
1941 52387
1942 93237
1943 122091
1944 150251
1945 186123
1946 214820
1947 241143
1948 268991
1949 300876
1950 327975
1951 351923
1952 375861
1953 390500
This post was edited by sflem849 at 05:05:05 01/25/12.
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