AL Farmall Boy wrote: If you don't mind saying, where did you find that info?
I googled "Wisconsin engine serial numbers". Jim, I think the '47-'48 start date is more accurate (for production of the A first, then the D).
AL Farmall Boy wrote: If you don't mind saying, where did you find that info?
Jim Becker wrote:The I&T Red Tractor Book 1951-52 (actual copyright 1951) says rear tires were 7-24. It also shows the tractor with a hood/grille. The H and I models (substantially larger) are also listed.
1949-50 book shows essentially an identical listing but no models H or I.
1948 listing is less detailed, didn't see tire size. That version does not have the hood/grille, has the oval fuel tank.
Chipmaker wrote:This is on tractordata about Gibson.
http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractor ... ctors.html
John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:A word of warning, if it isn't timed right it can produce a serious kick back when trying to start it. I was trying to start my Grandpa's Gibson one day at about the age of 12 or 13, and wound the rope, gave it a pull, and ended up standing on the other side of the tractor before I could let go of the rope.
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