Posted by reststop on September 21, 2008 at 05:55:48 from (72.4.51.107):
Found these for sale down the road and couldnt resist. Neither run yet but have found the problems (stuck valves and a couple of bent pushrods).
Farmall is new to me so I am doing a lot of reading. I found out 1 is 1950 and other is 48 or 49( from casting numbers, no serial tag). I noticed 1 has much wider tires than the other and the seat shock on 1 is behind the seat while the other is under the seat. Is this due to different year or options? I will try to post a picture.
Dont know my plans exactly. Would like to get them both running and then evaluate each. Probably restore 1 if I can afford the process. Looking forward to playing with them though.
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