Posted by used red MN on December 23, 2022 at 11:13:18 from (172.58.78.35):
In Reply to: Farmall 230 posted by tall german on December 23, 2022 at 09:27:01:
Tall, there is a site called Tractordata that has a lot of information on brands and the models they produced along with some information and specifications of each. I am linking a page to their information on the B250 that was mentioned here. If you click the bold Tractordata on the pages there it will take you to the list of manufacturers. This will likely give you some help towards the questions you had about Minneapolis Molines. On the ..Overview.. page for a particular model usually if you scroll down towards the bottom there is information there on the serial numbers. It is often broke down by year so you can usually make an approximation of the total number of machines of that model that were produced. Just FYI models designated by letters at the bottom of main list below the number models. Also the sight cannot always be considered 100 percent accurate, but for the most part is fairly good.
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