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Re: Farmall SM or SMTA propane
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Posted by Harold H on January 28, 2000 at 06:43:27 from (207.244.55.92):
In Reply to: Farmall SM or SMTA propane posted by Medfarm on January 26, 2000 at 19:46:11:
If the tractor has a IPTO you are looking at a SMTA which was available with or without TA. If it does not have IPTO and does not have the casting holes in the rear housing but does have live hydraulics, you are looking at a Series II SM. The SMTA was also available with non independent pto but it would still have the casting holes. The LP may be either factory or aftermarket. The factory LP tank runs crossways to the tractor whereas most conversion tanks run lengthways with the tractor. Hope this helps. Harold H
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