#Farmall serial number registry serial numbers#

The way to tell the approximate date is by casting codes, which give the day month and calendar year the castings were made - That will do you no good unless you find the tractor. If it had been closer to 327975, then there is some question whether it was built in 1949 or 1950. 1950 serials by the calendar year, as most are listed were 327975-351922, thus your tractor (344309) was built toward the end of 1950, whether calendar or fiscal, so it is a 1950 actually built in 1950. There is some controversy as to whether IH listed serials by calendar or fiscal year. But if anyone here knows anything, I'm willing to take some help. Is there anything tricky about the way they listed them? If it was built in 1950, could it have been a 51 model, etc? Is anyone keeping a registry of H numbers, similar to the 1206, 806, and several other models on here? This tractor was in the family until 72 or so, and was traded in good condition to Finney's at that time, so it is probably still local, and I just need to find the right guy with it sitting in his shed.

#Farmall serial number registry serial numbers#

My question regarding the serial numbers is this. It was delivered on 8-1-50 from Finney implement, then in Cassville, now in Lancaster, WI. I am looking for my Grandpa's H, serial number 344-309X1. Our purpose is to provide information about vintage machinery that is generally difficult to locate.

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