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Re: Matching my serial # to engine


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on November 24, 2005 at 14:52:28 from (64.228.11.81):

In Reply to: Re: Matching my serial # to engine posted by Jim Becker on November 24, 2005 at 13:49:52:

Jim: I realize what you are saying and this remainded quite constant until introduction of the C-123 block at beginning of SC production and at SA serial number 310300.

Just for example my SA is serial number 336977 with engine serial number 338597. My 130 is serial number 9313 with engine serial number 56651. My 140 is serial number 22157 with engine serial number 102230. I know those all have factory engine blocks. I have seen a similar spread in other tractors. As you can see the gap kept widening after the introduction of the C-123 block. On the surface it would look as though C-123 blocks had a sequence of numbers whether used in SA, SC, 100, 200, 130, 230, 140 or 240. I only have one problem with that idea, I think there too many SC and SA to make that idea add up.

The block did change again around 1954 to 56 so just maybe they started at 501 with engine serial numbers. The block part number of my SA is 354898 R1, 130 is 366204 R1 and 140 is 367825 R2. I have another example a tractor owner of a 100 sent me, tractor serial number 1666 and block part number 354898 R3. At that time I asked him for the engine serial number, just to give me a bit better understanding of what actually did take place. He never did send it and has now disappeared from YT forums. I certainly don't have all the answers. I've seen other folks who think they have the answers, but their reasoning is full of holes also. I guess we just strive for more examples, see if a sequence develops.


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