Posted by Russell Grieff on July 29, 2009 at 20:14:51 from (98.219.204.183):
In Reply to: Re: 1941 farmall h posted by Russell Grieff on July 29, 2009 at 20:10:00:
hi here is a section that i copyed from another website that tells you about reading the serial tag and explains how to tell if your tractor was gas or kerosene or distillate The most frequently asked question I get is "how can I find out what year my Farmall H was made?". That's easy if it still has its serial number tag. On a Farmall H, HV, Super H, or Super HV, the serial number tag should be on the left side of the clutch housing. For an H or HV, the number should start with "FBH", followed by the actual serial number, possibly followed by one or more other codes. A Super H or Super HV will start with "SH", but will otherwise be similar. Just look up the serial number in the table below to find the year. For example, if you had an H whose serial number plate said "FBH123456X1", you could extract the serial number, 123456, and by looking at the table you'd find that it was produced in 1943, probably fairly early in the year. The "X1" suffix is very common, and indicates a gasoline engine (higher compression, and without the secondary starting fuel tank used on distillate engines. Tractors without X1 will likely have a small secondary gas tank used for gasoline, to start and warm up the engine before switching to distillate.). "X3" means kerosene. For a complete listing of codes, check Guy Fay's excellent "International Harvester Tractor Data Book".
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