JD Seller said: (quoted from post at 21:05:16 02/21/15) Go look at his last picture that sure looks like a F20 front end. IF you look under the steering gear box in his pictures you can see a piece of flat steel that sure looks like something a prior owner added as an adaptor of some sort.
The drop down final drives sure look Farmal or IH. I am not sure what model but google F20s and you will find several with that same looking rear end set up.
Like I said in my earlier post I think this is a homemade/modified tractor. It does not look like any of the Rumely Doalls I have seen. I do have a Rumely history book that has pictures of just about every model ever built and the tractor in the pictures is not one of them.
I don't need google I have them in the shed.
The first regulars had open gear steering, then they were duck bills with those gears enclosed, then worm gear with a smooth case and then the castellated case, None of them ever looked like the case in the pics ever nor were they attached the way the ones in the pic were with the plate and 4 bolts and the shape of the bolster itself is wrong for a Farmall.
The rearend in the picture has round tube axle housings. I guarantee you will never find a Farmall F series with round axle tubes and the drop boxes, while similar, were always bolted to the axle housing and the inside was a flat steel plate with a cast drop box bolted to the outside of it. They are not Farmall
Here is a picture of the very first Farmall rearend, you can see the difference. All subsequent Farmall f series except the 12/14 were built this way. IH changed the seat mount to the top of the pumpkin and added footrests to the axles housing in later years but thats it.
This post was edited by 36F30 at 20:32:27 02/21/15 3 times.
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