Have to differ with you also, don't mind discussing things. I could be wrong and could learn something. I have looked at the records before and unless I missed something it showes the first tractor in jan. 52 as FBKM engine serial # being 277923 and first tractor regular gas M FBK serial # 290923. Think cotton harvestors and modified M based tractors was the only thing after the end of march 52. No regular M tractors after march. Unless I'm mistaken he said the engine # was 272809 so from past work on this I put the engine serial # 13000 higher than engine for that engine # range. I also said if engine is original to tractor. If not he will have to determan that by date codes or cast # suffixes sometimes. Here' a real tractor # 286713 engine 273713. If you notice the engine # is higher than his. For some reason the MD tractor serial numbers for start of Jan. 52 are a good bit lower than gas. 285211. I welcome anyone with a original M tractor around serial 285809 to post one serial or the other and see how many times I get the other # to check it out if you like. When you see the M numbers drop back to 3 digits in 1952, I think thats SM tractor serial numbers even though they don't show it on there.
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