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Welcome to TBN.
That is a casting number for the block...raised letters.
Early NAA models the serial number was on the left front of the engine block just below the head
Later it was on the flat area of the bell housing just behind the starter.
That is a casting number for the block...raised letters.
Early NAA models the serial number was on the left front of the engine block just below the head
Later it was on the flat area of the bell housing just behind the starter.
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G'day Mate. Here's what tractordata.com has to say about your tractor, including serial numbers & location:
www.tractordata.com
TractorData.com Ford Golden Jubilee NAA tractor information
www.tractordata.com
John0829
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The number you posted is the casting number of the block, EAE indicates the block is a 134 cid with sleeves and canister oil filter manufactured between 1953 and 1957. The suffix is thought to indicate the year, D=53, F=54, H=55, J=56-57.
