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Serial# d-17 what have i got???????? HELP

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big red 1

01-22-2003 06:39:41




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ok i did find where the serial number location i happened to find an operator manual.Based on every thing ive seen and heard production started at serial # 4300
heres were its interesting mine is stamped(unmolested)D-17 4128 (thats it 4128)
what is this thing any one that wants to help me solve I wuld be able to take a picture and send it up
thanks please help




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kenjar

01-23-2003 18:27:13




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 Re: serial# d-17 what have i got???????? HELP in reply to big red 1, 01-22-2003 06:39:41  
Your D17 would be a 1957 model, its first year for production. As Unimog states serial #'s for the D17 start at 1001.



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Unimog

01-22-2003 11:16:19




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 Re: serial# d-17 what have i got???????? HELP in reply to big red 1, 01-22-2003 06:39:41  
I checked 3 books and the serial number starts
in 1957 at 1001. They were tested in Nebraska
and used serial numbers 1093 and 1128. The 1958
model year starts at #4300.



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Bryan

01-23-2003 06:28:10




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 Re: Re: serial# d-17 what have i got???????? HELP in reply to Unimog, 01-22-2003 11:16:19  
Hey Unimog-- I know that this is off the subject, but I'm interested in the unimog vehicle, and I am considering going out and buying one. Do you have any info about them? I have a hundred different questions! Thanks, Bryan



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TX Denny

01-22-2003 07:55:39




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 Re: serial# d-17 what have i got???????? HELP in reply to big red 1, 01-22-2003 06:39:41  
Well, my book agrees with your comments - 4300 is the first production tractor. I expect there were a number of pre-production D17 tractors before introduction and maybe that is what you have. I have a Moline with a number higher than the model numbers were supposed to go and it is a model that isn't in any books (ZTE). Others have explained that it is an experimental. I think the first D-14 was built in the 40's (though the books say 1957) - it would be something to find one of those! You may have a 1957 D-17!

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