Posted by gurneejoe on September 18, 2009 at 05:43:02 from (64.12.116.73):
I will be starting restoring a Farmall B my brother has had sitting in the wood by his house in Texas. I remember driving these when I was a child in the fifties but haven't had much contact since. The serial number is 214800 and we think it was from Louisville. I have read some discussion about early and late etc. I would like to get the right set of books for this tractor and could use a little guidance as to year, serial number break for the design change from early to late, etc. It has the cultivator racks on it but no shoes. I would probably like to keep all of that intact and fill in the missing pieces to keep the cutivators on it when it is done. It looks like it will be a complete teardown since the motor is stuck now after sitting for ten years. It should be fun. Notice the tree limb growing through the steering shaft.
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