Posted by ihredo4 on July 27, 2012 at 01:47:25 from (216.73.228.99):
In Reply to: 400, W400 or W450 posted by Brad in WI on July 26, 2012 at 20:57:11:
First thing would be a picture. That would help out significantly. When you say 400 do you mean Farmall 400 or the first six month production of the International 400 which was a PRE-"W" designated tractor? SOmewhere mid production of the W-400 they switched the operators platform from basically an open to closed platform. The open platform would be the same as the Super W6-TA. They are basically the same tractor with a tin change anyhow. The late production W-400 has a dust shield that went from the fender to the cowl/hood tin. The fender also changed from the early style to the "flat-top" fender. Basically these fenders extended up and about half way over the top of the tire. As for the W-450 i have not done any research on them so can't help you other than the date codes. Check the codes located on each axle housing, rear end, engine block and any other place you can locate them. The International 400 and W-400 were introduced in 54 with a Z code and then on into 55 with an A code. 56=B, 57=C. The date code looks like 7 24 A which translates into July(7) 24th 55(A). Hope this helps you some.
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