130 ID Plate

Ed Flywheeler · Dec 21, 2011

I am currently restoring a 56 130 for a customer. He has requested I replace the old ID tag with a new one. The old tag has only the serial number stamped on it, which is very clear. There is not any evidence of any other stampings in the "model" field or "RPM" field, like "FAA" or "FCUB" as in the letter series. Can anyone verify what other markings should be found on an ID plate for this 130, or is it possible that International stamped only the serial number when they moved to the number series? Thanks

Jim Becker · Dec 21, 2011

All the information other than the serial number was silk screened on. Slightly earlier tractors also had the engine speed stamped in. If engine speed isn't stamped, it wasn't on the tag.

Ed Flywheeler · Dec 22, 2011

Any idea what would have been silked screened in the model field for a 130? "F 130", just "130" or something else maybe?

Jim Becker · Dec 22, 2011

It would have probably been either "McCormick Farmall 130" or "Farmall 130". Look at the samples on this page. The last 2 should be the same style as your 130.

http://www.external_link/id/id_002.htm

AL Tractor Pickers · Dec 23, 2011

Here you are......Just change the 140 to 130

I also know a guy who makes decals to "overlay" over the original tag so you don't have to replace them. Go to the www.farmallcub.com website under "Cubs For Sale" and you'll see his ad at the top.

Ed Flywheeler · Dec 24, 2011

Thanks AL, that picture is exactly what I needed.

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