Super A torque pattern

Can anyone help me with the head torque pattern on a Super A? I've packed my manuals away during our remodel and I would like to start the tear down on the engine today. I've always removed engine heads in the reverse order of the factory pattern to prevent warping during dissassemble. Attached is a photo of the tractor as found this summer.

1 3 5 7 9

10 8 6 4 2

Hope this helps you. Your A looks a lot nicer that the one I restored. The fenders, seat, tires, rims were all shot on mine and the engine was stuck. Hal
plus the steering wheel. I'm not sure these numbers will remain where I placed them, I had the 1 over the 4 and the 3 over the 2.

When I removed a head I always used a breakdown bar to back off the nuts or bolts slightly, then I would use a ratchet to loosen
in increments until the head bolts or nuts were free. I usually used an electric impact wrench
to spin them off.

Check the head with a straight edge to see if you have any warpage. A machine shop usually does this and will magna-flux for cracks.
If the exhaust valves are thin I would replace them and if the seats are deep, I 'd have new valve seats installed and guides too. Hal