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Re: tractor F162
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Posted by Alberta Mike on May 10, 2003 at 21:12:39 from (209.47.89.119):
In Reply to: tractor F162 posted by matthew webb on May 10, 2003 at 18:52:49:
The F162 you speak of is on the side of the engine correct? The F162 is a Continental flathead 4 cylinder of 162 cubic inches. They came out earlier in 124 and 140 cubic inch versions of the same engine. I think the fellow below is right with it possibly being a Long ... they had what appeared to be Farmall sheet metal and also had the F162 engine. The rear tranny/differential/wheels were identical to the Cockshutt 30 I believe. They were made in Tarboro, North Carolina from 1951-52. I think they (Long model A) were sort of a "jobber" tractor where a tractor was made and assembled using outside vendor parts. I think they were red with green wheels/rims.
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