Posted by MtMan on January 03, 2014 at 12:04:14 from (173.86.38.248):
In Reply to: F30 posted by dej(jed) on January 03, 2014 at 11:03:47:
I can't tell the model by seeing your picture. But the serial #'s for the F-30 are 1931-FB501 and the last number in 1939 was FB30026. And the serial numbers for the F-20 didn't have any letters before the number. The F-30 was quite a bit larger than the F-20. The F-30 weighed 5300 pounds and the F-20 only weighed 4400 pounds. The front tires were the same size but the rear tires on the F-30 was 42 inch and the F-20 was only 40inch. Hope this helps.
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