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Differences between the Farmall Super A-1 and Super A-I By Al Jones
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- čas přidán 19. 11. 2022
- Differences in the Farmall Super A-1 and Super A-I by Dr. Al Jones . A Super Great explanation of key features that separate the Super A-1 and A-I tractors . Hope you enjoy and don't forget to hit that like button and Subscribe !!!
Nice video. My records say the serial number of the last regular Super A was 355679. I didn't realize that it took that long to come out with the C-123 in the Super A. Didn't realize they raised the radiator a bit. Great information. They are a very little-known tractor, especially in my area. I don't think I'll find one here, but you never know.
This is actually a very informational video, one of the best I’ve seen in a wile! Now I know for a fact my Farmall Super A is just a regular super A
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the explanation of the differences. Although I'm definitely an Oliver man, I do appreciate all older tractors. I do have a Farmall C.
Great history lesson and interesting information. Thanks.
Great video. The only thing I knew about a Super A I, was it had a foot throttle. Which would be handy.
Nice report!
Excellent video Dr. Jones!
Good video. Thanks for sharing
Nice video. I had always heard a A-1 was pretty much a Farmall 100
Yeah pretty much same tractor .
In the mid 1950s, IH was focused on improving their popular mid-sized tractors aka, 300, 400. The small tractors and big tractors saw very little changes. The Super WD-9, 600, and 650 tractors are also mechanically identical. By the way, I really enjoyed watching your plow day.
Great breakdown and you answered my question about whether or not there may be a Super AI-1.
I forgot the exact number on the regular sa-1 and sav-1 .they made around 2000 sa-1. About 450 sav-1 and only 58 super a-1 industrial
@@josiahboll5193 thank you!
What happens when you have a super a-1 industrial
Junior Samples and Carl Childers had a baby and as a result, I sound like cornbread.....
No it was great. Very informative.
So my question is if the vin plate came off how do you figure out what you have? Say for instance a cub 47 to 54 looking at the grill how would someone go about finding that info? Lol.
Casting dates. If it's a 47 it would have a number -number- letter . And 1947 would be a (Q). R would be 48 . S would be 49 and 50 would be T So on to 54 being Z.
I would check the block. The C-123s have C-123 cast on the block. But like he said, check the grille and check for space between the gas tank and the touch control. You can put a C-123 in a regular Super A, or even a regular A. Casting numbers do help, but they're not always reliable. You can easily get a month or more variation in casting numbers on the same tractor, especially the rare ones. We have 2 International 650 gas tractors. The one I have shown a bit all of the casting codes match the year of the serial number (1958 which used D codes.) The other one is a 1957 model. The engine block has an A code (1955) The head has a B code (1956) and the rest of the tractor uses C codes (1957) which matches the serial number of the tractor. I have every reason to believe that the engine is original due to the rarity of the C-350 engine. You just can't find one to drop in the tractor like you can a C-123. But in the case of the Super A1, they will almost definitely have Z codes on the castings. Make sure you check on castings like the bell, transmission and axle housings, as accessories like wheel weights will lead you astray.
How many super A1’s were made?
Great video!
Hate the parade got canceled hoping to see you on tv
Yeah it was bad
@@farmall51 if the parade continue how far were y’all in the parade