Posted by SadFarmall on January 05, 2012 at 00:29:38 from (112.213.150.67):
In Reply to: my dads tractor posted by Matt Ramsey on January 04, 2012 at 16:39:31:
My research found the following from:
Louisville Works Monthly Serial Number Report for 1954
Last Super "A" Code 1 Built 7-6-54 (Serial 355679)
First Super "A" Code 2 Built 7-6-54 (Serial 356001 & Engine 206628)
A total of 321 Super "A" Serial Numbers Skipped (From 355679 Thru 356000 - Not to be Used.) DATE: 10-14-54
First Tractor Off Line June 1954 Serial Number 355109 & Engine Number 357211. (All Super A Code 1)
First Tractor Off Line July 1954 Serial Number 355639 & Engine Number 357449. (Begins with Super A Code 1 and ends with Super A Code 2)
First Tractor Off Line August 1954 Serial Number 356573 & Engine Number 207349. (All Super A Code 2)
First Tractor Off Line September 1954 Serial Number 356913 & Engine Number 207912. (All Super A Code 2)
First Tractor Off Line October 1954 Serial Number 357502 & Engine Number 208694. (All Super A Code 2)
This would make your tractor a Super A Code 2 built September 1954. Is there any chance that the number 357421 is the engine number? This would make it a Super A Code 1 built in June 1954.
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