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Posted by Ron in Nebr on January 27, 2005 at 21:24:01 from (65.172.143.66):
In Reply to: FARMALL AIR BREATHER posted by Jeff A on January 27, 2005 at 18:31:59:
Don't know if it's original, but my '57 650D has one. I know they started with the letter series, and there was also another breather on these that was dome-shaped with a screen on the bottom. Don't know about the 300-350-400-450s, but the books for my 650 show three kinds- either the dome type, the fruit jar, or the later one with the plastic "butter dish" looking bottom similar to what was on 560's, etc. I do know that on the fruit jar kind most all different size tractors took a different breather. Sorry if this didn't answer your question specifically, but if there is a definite answer I'm sure someone on this board will know it.
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