What year is this??

[oldredsteed 0]

Want to start this project but have no clue what year it is. I want it running by this summer. Any ideas????

THANKS FOR ALL YOUR ADVICE

DID FIND THE SERIAL NUMBER

WILL CHECK IT AGAIN FOR STAMPED NUMBER BY THE PULLING BRAKET COVERS

[whfan74 2,068]

:clap:

Really hard to tell from the picture. Is there by any chance a model/serial number tag located in front of the shifter underneath the dash? Will have to squat down to see it. If there is and you can get the numbers off of there it will be easy to let you know what you have.

Glad you found the forum............many helpful and knowledgeable people here. B)

[mavfreak 11]

couple more pictures might help also

[Roger from southern Iowa 1]

:party: if you ca get # from the tag mentioned you will know the info very soon. B)

[bell 11]

It's a 1963 or 1964, but again... it would be easier to tell with more pics.

[brett 0]

Really hard to tell from the picture. Is there by any chance a model/serial number tag located in front of the shifter underneath the dash? Will have to squat down to see it. If there is and you can get the numbers off of there it will be easy to let you know what you have.

Glad you found the forum............many helpful and knowledgeable people here.

what is it worth, I may possibly turn it into a mini puller with dual wheels in the rear??

[Kelly 1,030]

It is for sure a 63 or 64 tractor post the engine size and brand that will help, the Id tag on this model will not help much, it will only have the serial no. no model no. the drive belt guard should have 3 numbers in that squared stamping look to see if you can make them out it would have been a decal.

Looks to be in pretty good shape I would not modify it in a way that can't be returned to stock.

[rickv1957 72]

Hello and Rick

[oldredsteed 0]

thanks for the help

did find the serial number

and took off the top engine cover

More pics added to original post.

[rickv1957 72]

Looks like a 63 or 64 model to me also,Rick

[Kelly 1,030]

Well from the new pics you added I'm going with a 633 that is a pull start 6hp 1963 but that is not cut in stone, it may have been modified over the years.

[bell 11]

Looks to be a '63.

Also looks like it may have had a replacement hood put on it. Notice that there aren't any indentions where the side "horse head" decals go...

[linen beige 14]

It is for sure a 63 or 64 tractor

the drive belt guard should have 3 numbers in that squared stamping look to see if you can make them out it would have been a decal.

Looks to be in pretty good shape I would not modify it in a way that can't be returned to stock.

As Kelly said, '63 or '64. The step out on front of frame and two piece fuel tank were only used in those years of round hoods.

Look at the guard closely to see if there is still a decal under the top coat of newer paint. The bad news is someone painted over the original decal. The good news is they most likely used a cheap enamel spray paint. If there is still a decal under that cheap spray paint you MAY be able to remove the paint without damaging the decal lettering and the model number can still be read. I've had very good luck doing this with carb cleaner. Spray just enough cleaner on the surface to dampen it and let it dry without rubbing it. The cleaner should wrinkle the spray paint and cause it to pull away from the surface. After this dries it becomes brittle enough to flake off under light brushing. It may take a couple or more tries, but should work. The trick is in spraying ONLY enough carb cleaner on it to cause the surface coat to wrinkle, and then DON'T touch it until it's dry.

I also agree that it shouldn't be altered in any way that can't be easily returned to stock. These old round hoods are getting more and more rare.

[brett 0]

Really hard to tell from the picture. Is there by any chance a model/serial number tag located in front of the shifter underneath the dash? Will have to squat down to see it. If there is and you can get the numbers off of there it will be easy to let you know what you have.

Glad you found the forum............many helpful and knowledgeable people here.

what is it worth, I may possibly turn it into a mini puller with dual wheels in the rear??

26268 it looks like eny help :party: