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HPK

03-25-2006 13:36:46

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I have a few questions I would appreciate some help with. We are restoring a Mod. A, near as we can figure it's a 1942, did they not produce tractors in 1943? Also can someone explain the differences between a Mod. C and a Cub. We also found what was labeled to be a B. It really looked like an A. Is there alot of differences between the two models? Any help on these questions would be greatly appreciated. thanks

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HPK

03-28-2006 05:57:49

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Re: Farmall's in reply to HPK, 03-25-2006 13:36:46

Thank You for all your replys. I see why I was having problems telling the difference, there is not much difference at all. Always helps when they leave the model plate on the tractor. Thank You all again..

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MNredfarmer

03-25-2006 13:48:57

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Re: Farmall's in reply to HPK, 03-25-2006 13:36:46

Models A,B and C all used the 113 cubic inch engine. The cub used a little flat head engine and was a much lighter tractor. The A had a wide front and the B had a narrow front. There might have been a little differance in the rear end too, i'm not sure. they were both offset I think. The C's engine was centered on the rear end.

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Dave H (MI)

03-25-2006 13:59:43

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Re: Farmall's in reply to MNredfarmer, 03-25-2006 13:48:57

The B was centered also. It was the seat that was offset. Here is pic....this is a sale tractor I considered but did not buy.

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Mr. Farmall

03-25-2006 16:30:06

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Re: Farmall's in reply to Dave H (MI), 03-25-2006 13:59:43

What is that on the back of that B? is it a 3 point hitch thing on that?

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Dave H (MI)

03-25-2006 18:03:21

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Re: Farmall's in reply to Mr. Farmall, 03-25-2006 16:30:06

Yessir. This fella had dummied up a three point hook up and had a mower on the back end. Can't remember where this tractor was located but thinking it was over in western Michigan. I wasn't impressed with the condition so I let her go buy and bought this one a month or two later.
Just needed to replace the Monroe seat and it was ready to go.

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Mr. Farmall

03-25-2006 18:28:23

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Re: Farmall's in reply to Dave H (MI), 03-25-2006 18:03:21

Thanks for the reply Dave.

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Mr. Farmall

03-25-2006 13:47:46

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Re: Farmall's in reply to HPK, 03-25-2006 13:36:46

Models A,B,C are very similar tractors, The A and B both used the same C113 OHV engine and 4 speed transmissions, while the C has the same C113 OHV engine but a differnt transmission. The A is a wide front while the B and C are narrow fronts. The Cub looks similar to the A but it is smaller and has a smaller C90 flathead engine and a three speed transmission, hope that helps.

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Andrew Z

03-25-2006 14:01:15

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Re: Farmall's in reply to Mr. Farmall, 03-25-2006 13:47:46

The cub has the C60 engine and the C was avaible with a wide front the B was not.

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