Posted by Tom Fleming on February 03, 2014 at 04:04:32 from (67.20.239.72):
So, the F series later tractors used "dot" bolts. The early ones used the thick head, smooth bolts.
Anyone know when IHC switched over? Inquiring minds want to know........
What I tend to do on a tractor-by-tractor basis, is tractors that have original, "un-touched" bolts, determines which ones I use on that specific one. For example, my 1928 Regular, has the smooth, large head bolts on it. My 1937 F-20, has dot head bolts.
While it really isn't a crisis either way, as I like to understand these sorts of things, I am curious as to when IHC switched over.
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