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Re: Looking for info on Farmall model AV (I think)
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Posted by Lyle on September 14, 2000 at 16:06:26 from (199.224.92.224):
In Reply to: Looking for info on Farmall model AV (I think) posted by Drew Rogge on September 14, 2000 at 08:26:09:
Drew, First let's find out if you have an A or an AV and then we can tell the year it was made. This might help. The Farmall AV is a high clearance 4- wheel tractor designed for work in crop planted on high beds. It is especially adapted to crops such as asparagus and sugar cane, in which cultivation is continued until the plants have reached considerable height. The AV follows the basic design of the Farmall A, principal modification being 5 1/2 extra inches of crop clearance, adjustable tread front axle, and slightly higher field and road speeds as a result of the larger diameter of the rear wheels. The A should have 15 inch tires on the front and 24 inch on the rear. The AV should have 19 inch on the front and 36 inch on the rear. The manuals are the same for A,AV,B,BN,and International A tractors and U-2 Power units. Hope this helps.
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