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Posted by Farmer Bob on December 31, 2000 at 17:49:34 from (208.49.9.43):
In Reply to: identity ??? posted by george on December 31, 2000 at 17:00:23:
George, I think you have a Farmall B. Look on the left hand seat support for the ID tag with a serial number then compare it to the list over in the left hand column of this page. The arrows on top of the pistons aren't familiar but just make sure when you reinstall them that the "flats" of the connecting rod face toward the camshaft side of the engine. There will also be a number stamped on the rod cap and rod with number one being toward the front end of the tractor then going back to number four at the rear. Make sure they go back in that order. You may as well re-ring the pistons as long as you have them out. Would also have the head magna-fluxed to ensure you don't have any cracks in it. Most can be repaired at any good machine shop. If you want to see a picture of another "B" go into the Kountry Life page from the link in the left column and click on Photo Gallery, then page down about 4-5 pages and click on the "View" link for "Daddy's Helper" Should help you identify your tractor. Good luck.//FB
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