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C-123 Rebuild and help identify tractor

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Lewis

03-05-2008 18:28:56

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Just like to say thanks especially to Hugh and Gene and all the others who responded to my questions regarding getting the right rebuild kit for my Farmall 130. I could not run the tractor for over 5 minutes without a "cloud" of blue smoke. I cranked it for the first time after the rebuild; runs good with no smoke. Also, I hope I have posted a picture in the Help Identify section of a Farmall tractor a friend has, that belonged to her Grandfather. Thanks!

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ihc49er#2

03-06-2008 22:30:41

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Re: C-123 Rebuild and help identify tractor in reply to Lewis, 03-05-2008 18:28:56

why not just look at the serial # tag.

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Lewis Smith

03-06-2008 19:09:37

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Re: C-123 Rebuild and help identify tractor in reply to Lewis, 03-05-2008 18:28:56

Thanks for the help guys!
Lewis

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Andy Motteberg

03-06-2008 13:25:31

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Re: C-123 Rebuild and help identify tractor in reply to Lewis, 03-05-2008 18:28:56

Looks like a W-4 or W-6, could you post some better pictures?

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gene bender

03-06-2008 04:28:22

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Re: C-123 Rebuild and help identify tractor in reply to Lewis, 03-05-2008 18:28:56

Those rear tires are the Montgomery Ward tread if they both match they would be a collectors item. They were very popular early in the days of tractor pulling.

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Hugh MacKay

03-06-2008 02:26:12

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Re: C-123 Rebuild and help identify tractor in reply to Lewis, 03-05-2008 18:28:56

Lewis: Like Glen, for me there is not enough photo to name W4 or W6. Then one has to think possible I4 or I6. Lift that hood and get a good side shot of engine both sides, someone will nail it.

If I were asked for a guess right now, it would be W6, based purely on those brake pedals, just look too large for a W4. It's also 57 years since I was around a W series tractor much.

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glennster

03-05-2008 18:42:06

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Re: C-123 Rebuild and help identify tractor in reply to Lewis, 03-05-2008 18:28:56

from what i can see of the photo, i'd guess its a w-4. it should have a wide front end under it, non adjustable rear axles. tires on the rear appear to me more of an industrial tire like on a backhoe. could be a w-6 too, but seems kind of small for a w-6.

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