Posted by Red Dave on March 16, 2008 at 17:09:24 from (68.44.136.10):
In Reply to: Hello tractor friends posted by 49whiteC on March 16, 2008 at 16:31:58:
The 52055 could be the serial number. If so, it would be a 1950 Farmall C and it would be in the right serial number range to be an authentic White C Demonstrator from the 1950 White Demonstrator Program.
1815 is engine speed.
There are often claims that a tractor is a "white demonstrator" and some are, some aren't. But if you have the right serial number and the white tractor in it's original white paint, it sure sounds authentic.
BTW, if it was me, I would keep the original paint as long as I could. Pretty red paint jobs are a dime a dozen. Nice original tractors are getting hard to find.
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