Re: question about year of tractor

Posted by Dave_Id on February 03, 2002 at 11:05:03 from (63.27.107.234):

In Reply to: question about year of tractor posted by joseph stuckey on February 03, 2002 at 10:13:39:

The ser.# you gave is the casting #. Look on the plate on the inside of the left seat support. The other number looks like a casting date that was cast in late '48. It may late '48, or early '49.

If your plate is gone, look at the engine ser.# stamped on the milled boss above #1 cylinder. If the block hasn't been changed out, the number should be fairly close to the tractor ser.# but not guaranteed. You can check the ser.# to the left hand column under "Serial Numbers: under research and Info

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