Thank you for the information I do not see the area you are talking about on the left hand side of my screen telling me where to search.
I believe Bob NY is looking at the YT Homepage. On a computer: Click the Resources arrow at the top of the page and you should find YT Homepage at the top of that list. Click on it to go to the homepage, there, on the left side of the page, you will see the index column Bob mentioned. On my phone I see three bars in the left upper corner of the screen. Clicking on those gets me the menu where I find Resources, then the YT Homepage is in that dropdown.
 
Hello Michford Well I found the Serial number today top number found on the flat spot above the starter on the transmission housing, first one on the top or closest to the center of the tractor is 860, then the next one close to the edge is 16066 so by this I believe that I have a n NAA but the 5 speed transmission kind of through s a question into this diagnosis, What are your thoughts??
As mentioned by BobNY already, 860 is the model number, and serial number 16066 makes it a 1955 year model. 1955 was the only year flat running boards were used. Are your running boards flat, or do they angle up at the front?
 
I believe Bob NY is looking at the YT Homepage. On a computer: Click the Resources arrow at the top of the page and you should find YT Homepage at the top of that list. Click on it to go to the homepage, there, on the left side of the page, you will see the index column Bob mentioned. On my phone I see three bars in the left upper corner of the screen. Clicking on those gets me the menu where I find Resources, then the YT Homepage is in that dropdown.
Yes, I am using a desktop computer. I do very little with smart phones as I don't get along well with touch screens.
 
Yes, I am using a desktop computer. I do very little with smart phones as I don't get along well with touch screens.
Likewise, however my reply was to Al Belsham, who said he didn't see the list on the left. I don't see it either, unless I go to the homepage, how to find the list is what I was explaining to him.

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But is it commonly known that the shifter stick can be lifted up an inch, and pushed forward out of the way?
I grew up on an 8N, but I had forgotten about that. It is true that the shifter can be lifted up and rotated 90 degrees to be out of the way.
 
NAA will have hyd lines from pump running under tractor below bell housing/transmission back to hyd cavity (see dwg), whereas hundred series has lines running inside bell housing inside transmission to hyd cavity with no external lines/hoses, etc.
 
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