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inoz

10-21-2006 04:49:34

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cant seem to find anything about the australian made farmalls
been back and had another look at this a514 serial number a514d---636 and stamped near bottom is 1570.
maybe someone on this site may know something you never know! or maybe i go to my local dealer an harrass him.

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Redfan

10-21-2006 16:44:26

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 04:49:34

A514D is the Australian built Row Crop version of the A554 broadacre tractor. Hugh summed up the specs pretty well.
The tinwork is very different any US built trctors of the same era because the very low production numbers in the Geelong factory, in relation to any of the US factories, meant the ewconomies could never justify too many major tooling changes.
1570 number on Serial No. plate is max. idle revs, which was less than the A554 1970 rpm.

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Hugh MacKay

10-21-2006 06:47:47

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 04:49:34

inoz: If you go into the archives here at YT there is discussion about British and Austrailian built Farmalls. They are quite different from American built Farmalls in three real noticable ways. First they have always used a glow plug, direct start diesel, secondly thay always had a factory 3 point hitch going all the way back to the early 50s. Finally sheet metal used on British and Austrailian Farmalls were never the same as American Farmalls at any given time except in the days of the M.

They never used American 00 or 50 sheet metal. what we know as letter series sheet metal styling was used into the mid 1960s. At that point the whole configuration of the British tractor changed. The Austrailian tractor around 1965, two years after the end of American 460-560 production. started using 60 series sheet metal out front but retained the M type dash and fuel tank.

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inoz

10-21-2006 05:19:13

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 04:49:34

More pics and somebody sliced the rim and welded a band in to fix bigger tyres been done very well would this be a B450 to you in the US?

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John M

10-21-2006 06:53:28

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 05:19:13

Kinda looks like an AM7, but I really dont know. Got a pic of the front grill.

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inoz

10-21-2006 05:12:37

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 04:49:34

More pics

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IaGary

10-21-2006 05:34:19

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 05:12:37

inoz

When you are getting infromation or maybe you already know what year was that model built?

Seems strange to me that they put the 60 series tin work on a MD and skipped the 00 and 50 series.

Maybe its 60 tin on a 50 series?I don't know

Gary

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Nebraska Cowman

10-21-2006 05:07:45

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 04:49:34

I saw some pictures several years ago. Maybe it was in a magazine from a New Zealand club from ChristChurch >Link

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D Slater

10-21-2006 07:43:27

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 10-21-2006 05:07:45

NB. There was a fellow from Connecticut (may be wrong on state) that owned some of those tractors. He had at least 2 fixed up and at a couple of Red Power roundups in the mid 90es. Also feathured in Redpower magazine artical at one time. He seamed to know a good deal about them and where to find parts. Maybe someone on here can shed some light about person and if he's still around.

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inoz

10-21-2006 05:06:19

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 04:49:34

Just adding a photo

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Ken Crisman

10-21-2006 05:09:41

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to inoz, 10-21-2006 05:06:19

Well it appears that they do alot of backward driving or don't know which way those tires should go .That thing sits high in the rear . Good luck & God bless . Ken

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Hugh MacKay

10-21-2006 10:11:11

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to Ken Crisman, 10-21-2006 05:09:41

Ken: I don'think you should use the term they, if your indicating Austrailians. I've seen a a good many tractors across the US and Canada with the tires on backwards.

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banjo

10-21-2006 20:43:00

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to Hugh MacKay, 10-21-2006 10:11:11

I've go a tractor with one tire one direction and the other tire the oposite direction. No it was like that when i got it and i'm affraid i'll tear the old brittle tire if i change it.so far it still holds air.

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Ken Crisman

10-21-2006 11:00:05

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Re: australian made farmall in reply to Hugh MacKay, 10-21-2006 10:11:11

Ooops , I did it again . Open mouth insert foot . God bless, Ken

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