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Depression D????

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58401

09-16-2007 14:23:30




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How do I know if I have a Depression D? My build date is 4-13-31. Any help would be appreciated.




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430WLPG

09-16-2007 18:36:16




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 Re: Depression D???? in reply to 58401, 09-16-2007 14:23:30  
I think the depression D definition was considered the very low yearly production numbers of 1932-33 someone correct me



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105EB

09-17-2007 01:46:48




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 Re: Depression D???? in reply to 430WLPG, 09-16-2007 18:36:16  
You're absolutely correct in your statement. The term "Depression D" is used to describe the tractors built in 1932-1933.



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HAPPY DEERE

09-16-2007 14:37:32




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 Re: Depression D???? in reply to 58401, 09-16-2007 14:23:30  
the depression started on black tuesday and ran untill dec 8 1941 (((officially))) so yours was built during the depression now the question is is my 1941 B built during te depression as its build date is dec 7 1941



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jdjerry

09-17-2007 04:42:05




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 Re: Depression D???? in reply to HAPPY DEERE, 09-16-2007 14:37:32  
That would be Pearl Harbor B.



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mjbrown

09-16-2007 17:33:43




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 Re: Depression D???? in reply to HAPPY DEERE, 09-16-2007 14:37:32  
How could your B have a build date of Dec 7,1941 which was a Sunday? Was Deere building seven days a week? If not it would have to have rolled off the line on the fifth or the eighth.



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95CS

09-17-2007 01:49:44




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 Re: Depression D???? in reply to mjbrown, 09-16-2007 17:33:43  
No, they weren't running seven days a week, and I think Happy Deere is smoking happy weed, plus not having the first clue about history.



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