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Re: Is it an M or Super M
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Posted by colekicker on February 02, 2005 at 21:09:40 from (165.91.188.66):
In Reply to: Is it an M or Super M posted by Achodges1 on February 02, 2005 at 20:17:24:
Everyone feel free to correct me, I like to learn. Couple of things to look at. The front of the nose cone logo. Most of the time, the Supers have an IH logo and the regulars have a Farmall logo, industrials will have International. Also, if you look at the stamp in the block, if its a 248 its and M, 264 is SM/400, and if its a 281 its a late 400 or 450. Disc brakes would make it more likely a SM, just b/c of numbers. Plus, look at where the hydraulic pumps are located. Usually an M only has a belly pump.
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