Farmall Letter Series Tractors (Originality Guides)

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Summary: Farmall Letter Series Tractors
Review: I am restoring a 1951 Farmall M, and purchased this book mainly because the description states that it contains, among other things, factory original decal placement. To my disappointment, however, when I turned to the decal section, there was no info. available for the Farmall M. Thinking I would simply try the Farmall H decal placement section, I found it also to be void of the needed information. Understanding that this particular info. was not available to the author, but perhaps book description could be revised. Otherwise, a pretty informative and entertainig read.

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Summary: Letter series buffs NEED this book!!
Review: If you have or are interested in any of the letter series (A, B, C, H, M) or the standard tread versions of them (W-4, W-6, W-9) you need this book! Excellent details on almost every aspect of the tractors, charts to show where the decals go, great pictures of restored examples, and details of the variations of each model. I read this book from cover to cover the day I got it and have been rereading it ever since! Great book on Farmalls!

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Summary: Best survey I've seen of classic IH and Farmall tractors.
Review: The author has done a great job of collecting and sorting out all sorts of interesting details about Cubs, the As through Ms, the 4, 6, and 9-series tractors, and the Super versions. He's also found and reproduced IH's blueprints showing where to place decals on all those tractors, and a whole bunch of terrific color and b/w archival photographs. Those are complemented by very good and useful new color photos with detailed captions, so the book is great fun to look at as well as read--definitely a keeper.

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Summary: Best survey I've seen of classic IH and Farmall tractors.
Review: The author has done a great job of collecting and sorting out all sorts of interesting details about Cubs, the As through Ms, the 4, 6, and 9-series tractors, and the Super versions. He's also found and reproduced IH's blueprints showing where to place decals on all those tractors, and a whole bunch of terrific color and b/w archival photographs. Those are complemented by very good and useful new color photos with detailed captions, so the book is great fun to look at as well as read--definitely a keeper.