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Re: BF AVERY Tractor parts
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Posted by Alberta Mike on September 21, 2002 at 06:04:40 from (209.47.89.130):
In Reply to: BF AVERY Tractor parts posted by cheries001 on September 20, 2002 at 16:44:41:
I don't think you have a 1937. The BF Avery lineup started in about 41 or 42 when the model A came on the scene. It evolved from the Cletrac General GG which started production in 39. Have you found a serial number? My serial number is on the upper surface of the steel gusset that is riveted onto the rear of the right-side frame rail. That gusset attatches the frame rail to the transmission/differential unit. I have a history page on those tractors that I have made up. If you want me to email you one, hit on the above blue link of my name. Meanwhile, check for the serial number, it will be hard to find maybe since it is painted over and some weren't stamped in too deeply.
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