Posted by Danny Gryder on November 30, 2022 at 10:06:10 from (71.65.129.220):
I've just bought a model 40, the only numbers I've got is what is in the cast iron. *M1788T-*M1782T-*M1790T-*M2495T that was found on the engine, transmission 'rear axle also I've got a number off of the steering box it's hard to read but *S125998 is the number I believe. The steering is the main problem on the old tractor but it's hard to figure out what parts I need especially when I dont know what model I have. If anyone could help me out i sure do appreciate it so much. My uncle who just past away was my supervisor when it came to helping me out with with antique tractors, we have restored a model C and B allis chalmers but I'll try to continue what he loved best if god is willing!
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