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| farmerjohninpa
09-18-2012 11:45:51
68.32.24.184
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| farmerjohninpa
09-21-2012 18:15:25
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Re: farmall b in reply to farmerjohninpa, 09-18-2012 11:45:51
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| THANKS TO ALL , THE TRACTOR HAS A NEW HOME,2 MILES FROM MY LOCATION,,,UNREAL. TAKE CARE, JOHN
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| Matt E.
09-18-2012 13:28:35
173.216.243.151
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Re: farmall b in reply to farmerjohninpa, 09-18-2012 11:45:51
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| I'm in Springfield. We made contact on here last spring when I bought the tractor. I have it running now, didn't need too much except a manifold which I bought off a Super A about 5 miles from my house. I'll keep you in mind if I need something else. Motor parts only or do you have a carcass to pull parts from?
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| old
09-18-2012 19:43:50
209.86.226.58
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Re: farmall b in reply to Matt E., 09-18-2012 13:28:35
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| I have just about all it would take to build a complete B but things like a cracked block or other such things keep me from doing so. So yes most any part that a person would need I have other then a good block
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| Matt E.
09-18-2012 11:58:56
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Re: farmall b in reply to farmerjohninpa, 09-18-2012 11:45:51
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| Looks like a BN with all the parts on it and an exhaust lift too. I'd buy it in a second if I was semi-close, it would look great next to my B I just got running. Bought it for $300 also. Would love to have it but I'm in Missouri. Thanks for saving it from the scrap yard and someone will get it at that price!
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| old
09-18-2012 13:18:35
209.86.226.54
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Re: farmall b in reply to Matt E., 09-18-2012 11:58:56
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| Missouri what area?? I have a number of parts left over from building my BA
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| whigg
09-18-2012 16:54:29
76.118.14.146
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Re: farmall b in reply to old, 09-18-2012 13:18:35
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| Do you know what the weight of the B is? I am looking for a small tractor just under 3,500 pounds to pull with. I have a J.D. 50 now and getting to old to keep moving weights around. Want to get into a lighter class. Thanks for any help.
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| Brown Dirt Cowboy
09-19-2012 06:49:49
69.154.33.209
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Re: farmall b in reply to whigg, 09-18-2012 16:54:29
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| You have to add a lot of weight to a B to get it up to 3500 lbs. When I pulled my B I pulled in our smallest class which was 2800 lbs and had to add weight to get there. Should weigh about 2400 lbs with no weights or fluid in tires.
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| old
09-18-2012 19:09:54
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Re: farmall b in reply to whigg, 09-18-2012 16:54:29
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| Off hand I do not know but a B would be under the 3500 lbs class. Big problem with a B is that it is so wide in the rear that many trailers have a had time holding one
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| Lmack
09-18-2012 20:08:04
24.131.58.167
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Re: farmall b in reply to old, 09-18-2012 19:09:54
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| I was able to narrow my B up to 54" overall but the wheels had to be turned in and mounted completely inside the cast centers. I need less than 56" on my trailer.
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| old
09-18-2012 20:12:40
209.86.226.19
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Re: farmall b in reply to Lmack, 09-18-2012 20:08:04
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| Yes they can be narrowed down some but all in all they are one heck of a wide rear ended tractors. I have hand 4 plus of them over the years. I even sold one that went to the land down under
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| Lmack
09-18-2012 20:18:41
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Re: farmall b in reply to old, 09-18-2012 20:12:40
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| Yes they are wide and if the plan is to simply move the unit a few miles the work to rack the tires and cast centers can be hard especially if one has to do it on the road. I guess it would be better to have an above the tires goose neck if a lot of hauling has to be done.
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| old
09-18-2012 20:21:06
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Re: farmall b in reply to Lmack, 09-18-2012 20:18:41
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| My self I like my BA half B and half A and it does a good job for what I made it to do and fun to drive to boot
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