Jubilee or not

[FL tractor guy]

Ok here are the numbers. Please help.
If your looking head on at the tractor on the left side.
Engine block left side. EAE-6015-D
Transmission next to foot rest.29H D1D? maybe.
Underneath above number is NAA 7008 on transmission by foot rest. The guides for locating numbers that i've looked at online say that the NAA number will be on the head near exhaust manifold or near the starter hump. But I don't see anything. Also on the right side of the tractor engine block is an upside down 22. Don't know the significance of that. This tractor looks to be a jubilee 53 or a 54. I don't know. It is missing the emblem in the hood so that makes it harder. Any help thanks.

 

[old]

The number you want in just under the battery area on a flat spot. Both the Jubilee and NAA numbers start with NAA and not all the true Jubilees have the numbers on the block. Once you have the number from there see where they fit in the serial number list on the left of this page and then you will know what you have. Serial number list if in the research&info then serial numbers then ford etc

 

[Anonymous-0]

Somebody on here a couple of years ago said the easiest way to tell a Jubilee is to look at the rear axle. If there"s a big nut holding the rim on then it"s a NAA. Of course that doesn"t mean somebody didn"t take 2 or 3 tractors and put them together. But it"s a NAA rear end.

 

[FL tractor guy]

there is a big nut holding rear axles. they are eight lug. Also I think I found the number I was looking for by the starter hump. NAA 12834 with a diamond following at the end.

 

[FL tractor guy]

Ok I think I found the number. NAA 12834 with diamond following it. This was on the starter hump.

 

[NWMO 901 SOS]

(quoted from post at 12:30:14 03/15/10) Ok I think I found the number. NAA 12834 with diamond following it. This was on the starter hump.

FL,

Based on data from this site, you have an early 1953 tractor.

Chris

 

[old]

Yep that is the right area

 

[JB in Co]

Check your serial number, I think you are missing a number. The first 22,238 1953 Golden Jubilee serial numbers were located on the left front of the block, just below the head. After that, they were located on the starter hump. Serial numbers from 77475 to 128965 are 54 NAA numbers not the Golden Jubilee. Thats my understanding, anyway. Hope that helps. JB

 

[old]

Both the NAA and the Jubilee have that big nut on the axles so all that does is say its either a 1953 Jubilee or a 1954 NAA to 2 are so close to being the same it isn't funny

 

[FL tractor guy]

Your right I could be missing a number but that was all I could read. Do you know if the jubilee 53, and 54 NAA's had a diamond at the end of the serial number. After further examination there seems to be a "gap" between the 8 and 3 on my tractor. All I can read is "AA128 34". I assume it should read NAA 128#34. So most likely this tractor is a late 54 NAA model. It does say NAA 7008 on the transmission next to right foot rest. I'll keep digging. Thanks.

 

[JB in Co]

Yes, there is a diamond at the end. It indicates the engine has sleeved cylinders. JB