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Re: 1939 Farmall H...Where are they all?
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Posted by MN Charlie on July 08, 2002 at 19:06:28 from (216.188.193.204):
In Reply to: 1939 Farmall H...Where are they all? posted by Scott L. Swanson on July 08, 2002 at 11:18:35:
You are correct Scott, you sure do not see many 39's around. I have a 39 "M" serial # 5584 and last winter I found a 39 "H" serial # 2795 in Eastern Wisc. She was complete with fenders, starter, lights, shudders and magneto. I was surprize to find that it still had a cast iron cover on the bottom where the Lift-all system would be mounted. She did not have the correct seat but I did find one in Northern Iowa. I need to get busy and fix some oil leaks and replace one front tire, because I'm planning on plowing with her at our annual plow day in Sept. All the major castings are coded Sept of 1939 including the cylinder head and rear wheel castings. Charlie in Southern MN.
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