Posted by D Slater on July 14, 2009 at 09:19:28 from (72.65.155.115):
In Reply to: Farmall 350 or 300 posted by Todd A Poor on July 14, 2009 at 04:47:36:
Also if the serial # is higher than 17000 and something it would be a 300. Lots of parts can be switched around between those tractors, so several things should be looked at. Here is just a few, if date codes check out you may want to see if the engine is marked C-175 and engine serial # matches the serial range of tractor. Shaft with double ended linkage holes, the one T/A handle linkage goes to will have the # 365961 R1 on it for 350. 300 one has a different #. Also the 300 clutch pedal will have a set screw and jam nut in the very bottom and none in the 350.
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