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Re: Difference between A and BN?
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Posted by Harold H on January 11, 2006 at 12:52:34 from (67.140.115.158):
In Reply to: Difference between A and BN? posted by RonK on January 11, 2006 at 11:24:46:
In addition to the differences below which were the difference between a B and a BN, the B and BN have the same length axle housings on each side making them a two row tractor. The A is short on the left side and has the long housing on the right side only making it a one row tractor. All Farmall tractors with the seat offset on the right were called Cultivision; Farmall Cub, Farmall A, Farmall Super A, Farmall B, and Farmall BN, a marketing term because you sat over the row for good vision for cultivation. The International A, International Super A, and the International Cub Lo Boy were not called Cultivision because they were intended for industrial use, although in practice they were often sold and used for farm use. Harold H
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