Posted by mkirsch on May 14, 2013 at 05:54:10 from (64.80.110.74):
In Reply to: B vs BN posted by TexasCC on May 14, 2013 at 05:34:10:
Yup, the N stands for "narrow."
You can tell the difference between a B and BN by looking at the right seat support bracket. If it's tight up against the right fender, it's a BN. If there's a 4" gap, it's a B.
Not sure which is more rare, or more desirable, or more valuable. My guess would be the BN is all of those.
The B/BN is about as raw and basic a tractor as you can get. You really can't do much with one but pull a cart around, unless you luck out and get COMPLETE implements with it. Most of the implements have been scrapped or lost in fencerows over the years, unfortunately. What you do find is often missing some crucial piece that was tossed on the scrap pile in the workshop back in 1953, and used to repair something else in 1966.
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