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model M , hiden in plain sight

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Steve Greenhill

02-15-2007 20:04:36

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We have some land in Tennessee and was out walking around and saw a very large mound of honeysuckle vines and briars, and you get the idea. long story short, it turns out that there is an I-H model M in the middle. I found the serial tag and was wondering if anyone could give me any info. on it .the # as I was able to read it is....FBK 284764x1 . I would like to find out when she was built and all. I was thinking of trying to find an old MM to rebuild because my wife was born and raised in Moline, but I think she would be happy with this one . And it is already our's. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Steve Greenhill, Clarksville, Tn.

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Steven Greenhill

02-16-2007 17:39:55

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

wow, guys thanks for all the replies so quick. I'm new to this tractor stuff , but after cutting it out into the open she does look like it would take alot of money to get her back into shape. So I think she will make a parts tractor in the spring. again thanks for the info. Steve

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georgeky

02-16-2007 19:41:40

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steven Greenhill, 02-16-2007 17:39:55

Think of the stories you could tell in 20 years about finding and fixing that old gal but I thing we should save all of them IF we could.

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tractorfan1

02-16-2007 12:35:12

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

I meant it was a late 51, not a 52 sorry.

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tn terry t

02-16-2007 04:01:50

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

hello steve i read it as a 51 i aint much on the m but good to see a homeboy in here i am just across the dickson county line from ya goodday

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leon

02-16-2007 03:56:35

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

Thst M was built closer to your wife's home than a Minnie Mo.

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James Williams

02-16-2007 02:58:43

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

Steve,Forgive them,they are only trying to help,out of 7 replies you got 3 different dates,click on serial numbers and investagated yourself

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City-Boy McCoy

02-16-2007 04:23:51

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to James Williams, 02-16-2007 02:58:43

And we are supposed to be the experts! mike

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Mike CA

02-15-2007 20:54:55

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

Looks like a couple of guys missed seeing the last number. Sorry for the confusion, but you do have a

1951 Gasoline Farmall M.

We'd love to see some "before" pics. Lord knows, nothing it more interesting than discovering an old tractor buried from years of growth only to see the light of day!

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mpuller2

02-15-2007 20:40:07

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

1951 it is. Nice old tractor, if in not good enough shape to restore, use as a lawn or garden orgnerment.

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georgeky

02-15-2007 20:29:54

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

Mynumber chart says 41 from 25371 to 50987 52 from 290923 to 298218 and 51 247518 to 290922

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Don L C

02-15-2007 20:24:09

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

....Your Farmall M iwas built in 1941.....the first ones were built in 1939...last one in 1952..

Check it over and make sure you want to put the money in it that it will take to restore.....you may be better off buying a better one and using this one as a parts tractor....ask your questions on here....these guys know evey thing there is to know.....

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georgeky

02-15-2007 20:17:31

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

It is A 1951 model with gas engine

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jjamna

02-15-2007 20:17:02

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

Looks like it was made in 1951

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tractorfan1

02-15-2007 20:15:48

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Re: model M , hiden in plain sight in reply to Steve Greenhill, 02-15-2007 20:04:36

Hi Steve,

Your M is a late 1952. Could you post some pic's? Could have disk brake's, the late M's had disk brake's before they switched over to produce Super M's.

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