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production #s on AO and 60 Orchard

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mike 60o

03-07-2007 16:03:29




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i just purchased 2 john deere tractors one is a AO the outher tractor is a 60 orchard does any one know the production numbers on these two tractors




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Jeff Rottkamp

03-07-2007 17:07:54




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 Re: production #s on AO and 60 Orchard in reply to mike 60o, 03-07-2007 16:03:29  
In the 1997 March- April issue of TWO-CYLINDER, the production numbers state that there were 2527 UNSTYLED AO"s built, 820 Unstyled AOS tractors built, 851 Styled AO gas tractors built, 635 Styled AO allfuels built(I have heard up to 733 allfuels though, so I am not sure), and there were 297 Gas 60-0 tractors built, 530 allfuel 60-O tractors built and lastly 45 LP-GAS 60-O tractors built. I am currently restoring a 1949 styled AO allfuel with full tin, what year is yours?? I hope this info helps you out.

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BLinWMi

03-08-2007 15:22:50




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 wow, are those #'s right? in reply to Jeff Rottkamp, 03-07-2007 17:07:54  
I was wondering, are the numbers listed for the AO accurate, wasn't the AO/AR numbered together? Or has someone actually sat down with the registry and divided out the AOs from the count? I seem to recall the AOS was numbered seperately but not sure of the rest. I did not realize the orchards were that rare, I have an LI that is one of 1032, but my 52 AO gas is only one of 851? In this country I know of at least 6 late AOs, an AOS, and at least one 60 O gas. Seems I am in the two cylinder "Land of milk and honey",lol.

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Bob Harvey

03-07-2007 18:54:01




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 Re: production #s on AO and 60 Orchard in reply to Jeff Rottkamp, 03-07-2007 17:07:54  
A couple of yrs.ago I sold a '36 AR dual fuel to a nice guy in Montana. Best of luck with your projects.



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