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$300 for a parts H? and what is X5?

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Mike CA

07-29-2006 14:22:19

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I went back to the original place I found the 3 Farmalls in the field. One of the H's belonged to the father of the owner, so he wanted to keep it. The other was a '42 M that he said should run. He wanted $800 for because he paid that 10 years ago. The last is a '44 H. He bought it as a parts tractor, and wants $300 for it. Since I need rear wheels, and the tractor junkyards want $300 for a set, I might as well get it. However, the serial number is FBH 160065 X5. I've never seen X5 before. The last time I saw anything other than an X1 was on an M, and that was X20, and I was told that it was a weird configuration and I should stay away from it. So, is this X5 the same thing? Would I not be able to use it for parts for the '47 H X1 that I am planning on getting?

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John A.

07-29-2006 21:02:32

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Re: $300 for a parts H? and what is X5? in reply to Mike CA, 07-29-2006 14:22:19

Mike, Again....GO Get Guy Fays Letter Series Book. kfox was good enough to write down all the X-codes for you, But they are all listed in in the opening pages of this book, This book WILL help you on this project, Good Luck.
Later,
John A.

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Mike CA

07-29-2006 23:21:47

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Re: $300 for a parts H? and what is X5? in reply to John A., 07-29-2006 21:02:32

On my book list at Amazon. I'm just waiting for pay day :)

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Keith-OR

07-29-2006 16:35:31

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Farmall H's in reply to Mike CA, 07-29-2006 14:22:19

Hey Mike, here you go. The H in Benton City, WA has live hydraulics, pump in front of Mag. Belley pump has never been used. Just to bad you weren't closer.

You might check out the one in Indio,CA

Keith & Shawn

Farmall H with 3 pt hitch, good paint & tires, $1495; Al Norwood 760-347-6462 (Indio CA)

Farmall H, SE22287, w/ New Idea loader, runs great, $1100; "Andy" 509-588-4836 (Benton City WA)

Farmall M, FBK 73685, runs great, $900; "Andy" 509-588-4836 (Benton City WA

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Mike CA

07-29-2006 23:24:46

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Re: Farmall H's in reply to Keith-OR, 07-29-2006 16:35:31

Thanks Kieth. If the H up in Yuba City doesn't work out, I'll call the guy in Indio and see if I can work the price down. Thats about $1000 more than I wanted to spend to get started on my restoration project.

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gene bender

07-30-2006 04:53:53

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Re: Farmall H's in reply to Mike CA, 07-29-2006 23:24:46

Good tires and paint with three pt is a good buy at 1500 you aint going to find one for 500 without spending 1-2 thous to get it running with some tires. The one with the big tires and different hubs would be pricey if he gave it to you it would take 6-8 hundred just for good rims and tires with the correct hubs not to say all the expence of running around for the rite stuff.

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26Red

07-29-2006 16:11:50

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Re: $300 for a parts H? and what is X5? in reply to Mike CA, 07-29-2006 14:22:19

$300 for a parts tractor is a good deal... $300 for the wheel castings is crazy!

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Bob

07-29-2006 14:35:05

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Re: $300 for a parts H? and what is X5? in reply to Mike CA, 07-29-2006 14:22:19

I believe "X5" means High Altitude.... 5000 feet.

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Mike CA

07-29-2006 15:16:33

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Re: $300 for a parts H? and what is X5? in reply to Bob, 07-29-2006 14:35:05

So I'm assuming that the pistons aren't compatable. Would the block be the same?

And everythign other than the pistons is the same?

I wonder why a high alt tractor is in the California Central Valley! lol

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kfox

07-29-2006 17:59:00

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Re: $300 for a parts H? and what is X5? in reply to Mike CA, 07-29-2006 15:16:33

The pistons & sleeves will work in any standard H, if they are any good. As old as these tractors are, it my not even have to origional high altitude pistons still in it. The high Altitude pistons have a "bump" on top that increases the compression a little. A disireable thing to have, if they are still useable. ken

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kfox

07-29-2006 14:54:57

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Re: $300 for a parts H? and what is X5? in reply to Bob, 07-29-2006 14:35:05

Yes X5 means 5000 foot altitude engine. All that means is the engine has higher compression pistons than the regular engine. The serial # is mid 1944, so everything should work on your 47. ken

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kfox

07-29-2006 19:32:02

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The X Rated Code List in reply to kfox, 07-29-2006 14:54:57

CODE # ON SERIAL # TAG MEANING X1 gasoline engine
X1A gasoline, low speed gears
X1B gasoline, 5000' altitude
X1C gasoline, 8000' altitude
Y1D rubber tires, swinging drawbar
X1E gasoline, 5000' altitude, low speed gears
X1F gasoline, high speed gears
X1G gasoline, high speed gears, low speed gears
X1H gasoline, high speed gears, 8000' altitude
X1J gasoline, 7mph high speed gears,5000' altitude
W1K battery ignition, hyd. pump drive, starting & lighting
X1L gasoline, 7mph high speed gears, low speed gears, 5000' altitude
X1M gasoline, 8000' altitude, low-low speed gears
X1N gasoline, 8000' altitude, low-low speed gears, 7 mph high speed gears
X2 modified
Y2A modified, 5000' altitude
Y2B modified, high speed reverse
X3 kerosene
X3A kerosene, low speed gears
X3B kerosene, 5000' altitude
X3C kerosene, 8000' altitude
X3D kerosene, high speed gears
W3E 7 mph high speed gears
W3F I-4 transmission
X3G kerosene, 7 mph high speed gears, 5000' altitude
X3H kerosene, 7 mph high speed gears, low-low speed gears
X4 shop mule X5 5000' altitude
X5A 5000' altitude, 7 mph high speed gears
X6 low speed gears
X6A low speed gears
X6B low speed gears
X6C low speed gears
X8 8000' altitude
X9 high speed gears
X10 10,000' altitude
X11 undersize crankshaft
X11S undersize crankshaft (replaced)
W12 rubber tires
W12A rubber tires, swinging drawbar
W12B rubber tires, swinging drawbar, starting & lighting
W12C rubber tires, swinging drawbar
W13 swinging drawbar
W13A swinging drawbar, starting or lighting
X14 starting or lighting
X14A battery ignition with starting or lighting and adjustable frt. axle
Y15 U.S. ARMY AIR CORPS
W16 over center hand operated clutch
X17 distillate
X17A distilate, 5000' altitude
X17D distillate, 8000' altitude
X18 unlisted option
X19 special transmission
X20 cotton harvester setup
X20A cotton harvester, gasoline
X20B cotton harvester, kerosene
X20C cotton harvester, diesel
X21 7 mph high speed gears, 8000' altitude
X22 adjustable frt axle - heavy duty
X22A adjustable frt axle
X23 Auburn clutch
X24 non-adjustable frt axle

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