420 All Fuel

[Tennessee Wayne]

I have a 420W serial number 86925. Does anyone have the info to tell if this tractor came out an All-Fuel model? Only thing it has is the oil pan with petcock. No other clues, no extra hole in hood, ect. I posted this on the other site and no help, except to have 2-Cyl to research it, and that may not show which ones were All-Fuel. Thanks for any info.

 

[Ray]

If it was a factory all fuel the serial number reasearch from the two cylinder would show it.It would also show any custom job numbers,if it had any.They can't however tell you where it was sold or shipped,just the basics.Never saw an all fuel with a pet cock,probably some farmer brain storm.

 

[mkelsoe]

I have a slant steer phase III all fuel and it has a pitcock in the oil pan.The parts book gives a diffrent number for an all fuel oil pan.The head also has a diffrent number for an all fuel than a gas engine.

 

[Tom OConnor]

That serial number means everything and I would have an official research done on it by Two-Cylinder. If it comes back as truly a Plase III all-fuel you have quite a valuable tractor, especially with an expo class restoration. It might surprise everybody what that tractor might be worth.