Posted by Athol Carr on August 24, 2010 at 00:47:15 from (122.57.8.39):
In Reply to: FARMALL B/BN posted by Richwood on August 23, 2010 at 19:48:56:
The Farmall BN is 8 inches narrower than the Farmall B. treads 56 to 84 inches as against 64 to 92 inches. There was a Farmall BN sold at an auction just North of Christchurch, NZ 3 weeks ago that had a Farmall A front end on it. Looked quite an interesting combination. Sorry I did not have my camera. The Farmall A front end has available treads of 44 to 64 inches so will work in both Farmall BN and B cases but will have to have maximum tread to work with the B but 3 different treads available to match the BN. A Farmall C front axle might give a greater range of available treads.
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