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Well went over to look at my new H serial #384200XP. What does the XP stand for? Thanks Dan.
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Andy Motteberg
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Never heard of a XP, but here is what some of the serial # codes mean:
x1-gasoline
x3 kerosene
x6 low speed gears
x9 high speed gears
x14 starter & lights
x17 distillate
x20 cotton picker attac
x23 auburn clutch
x1-gasoline
x3 kerosene
x6 low speed gears
x9 high speed gears
x14 starter & lights
x17 distillate
x20 cotton picker attac
x23 auburn clutch
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