1938 allis B turn over

[yorke]

Good day in WI, motor turn over good. Now carb, sement bowl, gas tank, battery Box deal, change oil & go for a ride! Could not fine serial # on left flange, I will keep looking.

 

[rustred]

Are you looking in front of the gear shift ?

 

[Aaron SEIA]

Serial number isn't on the left flange. It's just ahead of the shift lever.
AaronSEIA

 

[yorke]

Are you looking in front of the gear shift ?

Got serial # on tractor
I WANT serial # off Tractor MOTER

 

[yorke]

Serial number isn't on the left flange. It's just ahead of the shift lever.
AaronSEIA

I want Serial # off of Motor on allis B. Is my pic. Of left Flange & I scraped the paint off,where it might be???????
Hope to get to farm Monday !

 

[Jim.ME]

Got serial # on tractor
I WANT serial # off Tractor MOTER

You could have said which serial number you were looking for to avoid the answers you got. People generally think of the tractor serial number first.

Some of those engines had the serial number stamped into the back of the block on the flat area just above the torque tube flange.

If you do find the engine serial number be aware the engine serial number most likely will not match the tractor, they were not assembled with matching numbers.

An old thread about a B engine serial number

 

[rustred]

Depends on the year , might be on the right rear side under head.

 

[yorke]

Depends on the year , might be on the right rear side under head.

You could have said which serial number you were looking for to avoid the answers you got. People generally think of the tractor serial number first.

Some of those engines had the serial number stamped into the back of the block on the flat area just above the torque tube flange.

If you do find the engine serial number be aware the engine serial number most likely will not match the tractor, they were not assembled with matching numbers.

An old thread about a B engine serial number

 

[yorke]

You could have said which serial number you were looking for to avoid the answers you got. People generally think of the tractor serial number first.

Some of those engines had the serial number stamped into the back of the block on the flat area just above the torque tube flange.

If you do find the engine serial number be aware the engine serial number most likely will not match the tractor, they were not assembled with matching numbers.

An old thread about a B engine serial number

Thanks for Info , I will check out your reply !
Thank U

 

[yorke]

Depends on the year , might be on the right rear side under head.

Thank U !
I will check that out Monday !

 

[SleepyFarmall]

Thank U !
I will check that out Monday !

That's where 39-B engine serial# is. I don't think you'll ever see it by looking from the side. Imagine sitting in the driver's seat looking straight down the steering shaft at the rear of the engine at the very top. There is a flat on the engine with the number stamped (see picture). Of course you still can't see it hardly because the gas tank and hood are hiding it. Anyway, that's my experience and I hope it helps you find it. Michael

 

[SleepyFarmall]

Meant to say "on My 39-B"

 

[yorke]

THANK U. I think your in the money on that spot. Thanks for your time & info. Next week? I hope to get to the farm. 33 degrees in Wisconsin

 

[yorke]

I do have Gas tank off too.
Thank again for the help

 

[Watthour]

The 122 in my old '38 was rebuilt out of chassis. No one ever thought to check a serial number. It was enough to find rings and undersized bearings for it.

 

[yorke]

The 122 in my old '38 was rebuilt out of chassis. No one ever thought to check a serial number. It was enough to find rings and undersized bearings for it.

The 122 in my old '38 was rebuilt out of chassis. No one ever thought to check a serial number. It was enough to find rings and undersized bearings for it.

Got that, I think mine is original deal , I hope to look Monday.. Thanks for the info & time