This thread has gotten so interesting I had to get my TC-52B Parts Catalog out to see what was going on. This catalog is for Farmall and International 100, 130 and 140 series tractors. In the engine section it shows a change at C-123 S/N 65001 and up. I think that since this manual covers several different tractor models and with the C-123 notation it must be referring to the engine s/n and not the chassis no. Prior to s/n 65001 the oil filler and breather cap is located through a cutout in the hood with a different part no. noted. At C-123 s/n 65001 and up a different governor variation is used which lists an oil filler cap as one of it's components and is shown in the same location as in the photo attached to this thread. I just don't recall the configuration of my 1965 Farmall 140 but will certainly know tomorrow but I don't recall a breather cap visible above the hood. My 140 unit s/n is below the 65001 change over point while the engine s/n is higher then 65001 so will know tomorrow on this after seeing my tractor and taking note of it's different components. This has certainly been a learning session and I try and use these to increase my IHC knowledge of the variations on my Farmalls. This has certainly been an interesting and informative thread and thanks to all the informative comments provided for us to share, Hal.
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