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bobbys toy

02-07-2006 18:31:20

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I have seen alot of H's with X1 onthe serial tag,I'm told the X1 stands for an small warm up fuel tank for distilate fuel use. I recently saw one with a tag that read X1A, What do'es the "A" stand for Thank's

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RD/oh

02-07-2006 20:01:17

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Re: h tag idetify in reply to bobbys toy, 02-07-2006 18:31:20

I just got an H witha X1 on the tag and it has the small tank and hood for it. I don"t know what might have been changed since 1946. But X1 stands for gas only

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IA Dutchman

02-07-2006 19:30:21

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Re: h tag idetify in reply to bobbys toy, 02-07-2006 18:31:20

I think that the X1A stands for a gasoline engine with low speed gears.

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CNKS

02-07-2006 19:29:53

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Re: h tag idetify in reply to bobbys toy, 02-07-2006 18:31:20

The A suffix means it has a low speed 1st gear.

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RustyFarmall

02-07-2006 19:17:47

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Re: h tag idetify in reply to bobbys toy, 02-07-2006 18:31:20

You've been informed wrong. The X1 indicates a gasoline only tractor. This tractor will not have the small starting tank. I am not certain on the A suffix, so I won't guess.

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kfox

02-07-2006 21:07:49

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Re: h tag idetify in reply to RustyFarmall, 02-07-2006 19:17:47

Many of the old Farmalls that were origionally distillate, were converted to straight gas engines and the X1 was added to the serial #. I have two like this. Both still have the distillate heads with the part #s ground off with a grinder and the gas head part # hand stamped on the side of the head.

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williamf

02-08-2006 04:12:04

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Re: h tag idetify in reply to kfox, 02-07-2006 21:07:49

Wow. What's left to believe?
It would be just like people to do that. How are we going to keep all this stuff straight? They're just trying to start trouble. Wm

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