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Serial # B zero (0)

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Zane Grover

12-04-2001 17:38:44




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Need information.....My Grandpa has a Allis Chalmers...Model (B). He checked the Serial # next to the shifter...the number was (B zero). No other numbers were there..just the letter (B) and the number zero (0).




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D13

12-08-2001 02:33:20




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 Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Zane Grover, 12-04-2001 17:38:44  
Wow, a lot of non-relative comments!

Steve's right, the trans is a service unit and no one stamped the number. Look at the engine number, BExxx would be an early tractor, more likely you'll see CExxx. THere were very few changes after the big motor was put in.



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Gary

12-05-2001 04:05:31




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 Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Zane Grover, 12-04-2001 17:38:44  
Most people don't start off counting with 0 1 2 3
etc.Unless you are one of those folks who thought
the year 2000 was the 1st year of the 21st century



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James

12-05-2001 12:25:13




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 Re: Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Gary, 12-05-2001 04:05:31  
If you can't be helpful, Gary, shut up. These forums have enough pointy-headed smart mouths.



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Gary

12-05-2001 12:35:29




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 Re: Re: Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to James, 12-05-2001 12:25:13  
Thought I was pointing out that no tractor serial number
ever started with 0. Its good to see fun guys like yourself getting in the holiday spirit.



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Paul (Md)

12-05-2001 03:03:06




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 Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Zane Grover, 12-04-2001 17:38:44  

Anybody with a grinder and a set of number stamps can put any serial number that they want, a ploy used especially for making an allegedly low-number show tractor.



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Butch

12-05-2001 08:59:50




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 Re: Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Paul (Md), 12-05-2001 03:03:06  
Tisk tisk Paul, People don't do that,...do they?



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Gary

12-05-2001 12:57:58




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 Re: Re: Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Butch , 12-05-2001 08:59:50  
You know Butch I feel stunned just like youself!
But here is the one totally unbelievable,changing the number by a tractor puller,now that is a real shocker!!



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Butch

12-05-2001 14:34:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Gary, 12-05-2001 12:57:58  
Hmmm,.. a cheating tractor puller? You guys in Va. need a better up bring'n! LOL



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Gary

12-05-2001 15:57:24




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Butch, 12-05-2001 14:34:50  
We don't cheat we just Heard about guys that do!!



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Butch (OH)

12-05-2001 18:10:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Gary, 12-05-2001 15:57:24  
You had better stay away from that pulling board Gary. I think it's rubbing off,.. the BS that is!



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steve

12-04-2001 18:48:03




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 Re: Serial # B zero (0) in reply to Zane Grover, 12-04-2001 17:38:44  
the transmission failed many years ago. probably before there were units at the salvage yard. back then the dealers would install a new case and were supposed to stamp the original serial number on the new case. many were left blank, or just had a "B" or "C" stamped. Look on the side of the engine block and get the serial number and stamp code cast in the block. Some guys can get you a general idea of the manufacture date from there, if you really need to know. If you are just interested in parts, there were very few changes in the 20 years the tractor was made.

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