Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 30, 2007 at 09:52:31 from (209.226.247.53):
In Reply to: farmall a or super a posted by left lane on December 30, 2007 at 08:09:17:
left lane: Bob is correct 251068 R1 is a part number. All IH part numbers of that era ended in R something.
The engine serial number is directly below No. 1 Spark plug, on a machined flat surface, and the numbers are about 1/4" high and stamped in place rather than cast in place. If your tractor is very far into Super A production the tractor serial number and engine serial number will not be the same, not even close.
The surest way to tell an A from a Super A is factory hydraulics, A didn't have htdraulics, Super A did.
If you want to find the year of tractor, go to casting date codes. Day and month by number and year by letter. About 1/2" high digits with what looks like round head, blade type screws cast between each of day, month and year. Z is 54, Y is 53, X is 52, W is 51, V was not used, U and T are both 50, 49 is S, and you can go backward from there.
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