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Re: unstyled 1937 L
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Posted by Leroy on September 18, 2005 at 11:31:46 from (216.201.38.95):
In Reply to: unstyled 1937 L posted by Prez on September 17, 2005 at 19:52:30:
The L ad the LI; industrial; were different in the height of tractor; shorter spindals but other wise about the same; should be no difference in engine. L was not made in 37, introudced in 38. previous tractor was the 62 and it seems if I remember corectly their are only 60 some tractors accounted for and that is a 90% serviveal rate. the styled L; LI & LA were introudced in 41 and the L was the small tractor with 22" rear tires while the LA was the larger; same size as the H; and on 24" tires and production of all ended in 46 with the M taking over in 47 and about 5 horse bigger than the LA
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