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scarlson

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I found the data plate that lists the model and serial number for my Super C tractor. However, the serial number; 189435 is not listed as telling me what year the tractor is. Is there another place for me to look to verify this serial number, and is there another way to find out the year of my tractor?
 
looks like a 1954. you need to look in a book and it will give the serial #s for each year of tractors built.
 
It looks to be a 1954 tractor. Look on the engine block under No1 sparkplug near the radiator for a flat machined surface on the block.
It should have the serial number there too. Your engine block should also have the block number 354898R1 stamped on it. Hal
 
(quoted from post at 07:00:29 09/03/10) Book? What book would that be? Thank you for your help......
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On the left hand side of this very page, under "research and info", click on "serial numbers". Find your tractor in the list. The serial numbers listed will be the very first serial number for each year, so you need to find the serial number that is less than, but not greater than, your serial number.
 
Look over under Research & Info for serial numbers to the left of your screen. Most tractors are listed there. They're also under external_link. Hal
 
Looking at the info I could find - it is similar to the info on the left.

In 1954 the first ser # was 187788, the last one made should be ser # 198311 - I suppose at that point they started buildig another tractor.
 
(quoted from post at 07:31:49 09/03/10) Looking at the info I could find - it is similar to the info on the left.

In 1954 the first ser # was 187788, the last one made should be ser # 198311 - I suppose at that point they started buildig another tractor.
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Yes, at that point, the Farmall super A was replaced by the Farmall 100.
 
If you are concerned about date go to the code dats located several places as your engine could have been changed and even the seat bracket so the cast codes are more important as they sure havent changed engine and tranny and othere pieces of the castings used on your tractor.
 
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