darrellhsr
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I have a County Super 6 1004 tractor with Serial #860338. Can somebody help me identify what year model this tractor is?
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darrellhsr
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Here are pictures of the tractor and serial number
grill indicates it was a 68 to 75 model from the ford factory. You can get the serial number off the transmission, on the flat spot that faces up... just behind the starter and it will tell you when it left the ford factory. Country modified it and resold it later but it will be pretty close.
darrellhsr
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Serial #860338 - there is a picture of this above.
Majorman
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- Scarning, Norfolk, England
Your tractor was produced at a time of change and it has some
strange features. The nose and grills are, as said, from a 1968
to 1975 County but the bonnet is from a 1966 to 1968 County
which would have had a different grill and nose cone.
The 1004 was originally designated 954 (95 hp 4WD) with a Ford
2703E industrial engine. The 954 was produced from 1965 to 1967
when the engine was uprated to 100 hp (1004). In 1967 a further
County, the 1124 was introduced with a further uprating of the
engine to 113 hp and with a cast iron sump. This too used the
early bonnet with louvres and the old style nose cone with the
wrap around mesh grill. In mid 1968 the bonnet and nose cone
changed to the smooth bonnet with no louvres and the nose cone
and grill as you have fitted, when Ford introduced the Ford
Force tractors in July 1968.
Pictures show the two bonnet/nose cone styles although these
are on an 1124 they were the same on the 1004 apart from the
bonnet "humps".
strange features. The nose and grills are, as said, from a 1968
to 1975 County but the bonnet is from a 1966 to 1968 County
which would have had a different grill and nose cone.
The 1004 was originally designated 954 (95 hp 4WD) with a Ford
2703E industrial engine. The 954 was produced from 1965 to 1967
when the engine was uprated to 100 hp (1004). In 1967 a further
County, the 1124 was introduced with a further uprating of the
engine to 113 hp and with a cast iron sump. This too used the
early bonnet with louvres and the old style nose cone with the
wrap around mesh grill. In mid 1968 the bonnet and nose cone
changed to the smooth bonnet with no louvres and the nose cone
and grill as you have fitted, when Ford introduced the Ford
Force tractors in July 1968.
Pictures show the two bonnet/nose cone styles although these
are on an 1124 they were the same on the 1004 apart from the
bonnet "humps".
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