[Farmall] Early F-20 serial number tag

[John Hall]

Interesting question to which I have no answer. If the folks on the list 
can't come up with any ideas then try Lee Grady at  the Wisconsin Historical 
Society.

John Hall

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Subject: [Farmall] Early F-20 serial number tag


> Did the early F-20s (below SN FA-3000) use a serial number plate with 
> "F-20" printed on the tag, or did they use the same tag as the Regular? I 
> know after FA-3000 the went to the generic tag that the model # had to be 
> stamped in. I also know that the early F-30s had a tag with the "F-30" 
> printed right on the tag and then went to the generic tag.
>
> In other words the Regular had a tag that was printed "McCormick Deering 
> Farmall trator" with a place to stamp the serial number. And the early 
> F-30 had a tag that was printed "McCormick Deering Farmall F-30 trator" 
> with a place to stamp the serial number. All the later tractors (after 
> early 1934) used the generic tag with a space to stamp the model and 
> serial number. So what did the early F-20s use?
>
> Thanks,
> Todd Markle
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