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farm-al · Sep 14, 2013

How common was an H Farmall with a serial number over 380000 and factory no load(stamped on s/n plate)set at 1825rpm"s,also set up for distilate,hot manifold,shutters,aux gas tank,and equiped with a mag? According to my book it was built sometime in 1952,just wonder if it was built for export or were they common in the USA,Al

Wayne in MN · Sep 14, 2013

Very common.

CNKS · Sep 14, 2013

Distillate or kerosene engines were available until the end of production of the 350 and 450. However by 1952 or 6 years after the end of WWII most were gas engines, although it was not standard and was still an option. I think the 1825 rpm is supposed to read 1815 rpm. By 1952 most would have distributers. But I would not consider your tractor rare.

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