I have recently aquired My Dad's 1945 Farmall BN (I learned to operate tractor's on this one)
Two Questions:
Engine size
Difference between cutivision decals and regular, which should I use.
Thanks
Phil
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Farmall BN Engine sizeI have recently aquired My Dad's 1945 Farmall BN (I learned to operate tractor's on this one)
Two Questions: Engine size Difference between cutivision decals and regular, which should I use. Thanks Phil "Work Hard ,Play Often,Care Always"
the BN has the same engine and driveline as the A. C113. 113 cubic inches. the super a and the c used the C123 powerplant.
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How do I know if I have cultivision or not. or was this the only option "Work Hard ,Play Often,Care Always"
Phil, Cultivision refers to the tractor being offset from center. It was a sales term rather than an optional feature.
Bigdog
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I have a '45 B Farmall and, from pics I have seen and discussions with others, '45 B Farmalls did not use the cultivision decals. The hood decal should read, "McCormick Deering Farmall"; no "IH" on the hood decal.
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The Super A and most Cs used the C-113 engine. A few Cs, the Super Cs and Super A1s used the C-123.
The "cultivision" word was used in advertising from the introduction in 1939. At some point, I thought fairly early, it was added to the tractors. I have nothing that documents when the change was. Guy Fay's book doesn't say.
Thanks
I looked at it last night, tough shape but at least this runs. Unlike my 49 cub when I got it, Named (Ole Lazurus). The engine is centered between the drive tubs however the seat is offset which gives clear veiw. Can I get plain decals without the cultivision. Thanks for all the info from you all. Phil "Work Hard ,Play Often,Care Always"
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
Greg Norman
i stand corrected. learn something new everyday. thanks, jim 'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
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