Posted by willie in mn on June 16, 2016 at 17:33:30 from (162.72.74.94):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall BN posted by al71 on June 16, 2016 at 14:53:16:
I think what has you confused is the offset setup of the A. Assuming that no modifications have been made- The A has an 18 inch axle extension on the right side ONLY. There is no axle extension on the left side, the left final drive/drop box is bolted directly to the differential case. The seat bracket will be tight against the right fender, it will have a wide front axle. The BN will have an 18 inch axle extension on BOTH sides, seat bracket will be tight against the fender, it had single front wheel. The B has a 22 inch axle extensions on BOTH sides, there will be a 4 inch gap between the seat & fender. Front had narrow, 2 wheel setup, although I think single front wheel was an option. Engine, transmission, gear train was the same for all 3 models. The C was a completely different machine, replacing the B in 48. Engine & transmission the same, but axles extended directly from the differential with sliding hub style wheel spacing. The seat platform was on top of diff & centered, along with steering wheel. I know this is as clear as mud, but it covers the ground. Willie
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