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ALS James

11-08-2007 17:45:19




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We are doing a farm auction that includes a John Deere tractor. I do not know much about it other than it is a Model A, Serial number A2622R, and is in running condition. Is this tractor something noteable for vintage value? We are considering selling the whole estate including the tractor and I don"t want to miss the boat be selling it too cheap... Any ideas?

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gtx1967jewison

11-12-2007 22:06:23




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 Re: John Deere A model question in reply to ALS James, 11-08-2007 17:45:19  
that # is the part # for the crankcase cover casting.



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Andy Motteberg

11-09-2007 15:55:40




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 Re: John Deere A model question in reply to ALS James, 11-08-2007 17:45:19  
That number you have is not the serial number, that is a part number. The serial number is stamped on the tag below the mag/distributor. The tag it mounted with two rivets and should say:

MODEL A TRACTOR
Serial: (your number)



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J. Chantry

11-08-2007 19:50:33




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 Re: John Deere A model question in reply to ALS James, 11-08-2007 17:45:19  
The serial number should be a 6 digit number. If there is not a serial number, post a picture. Someone can give you a idea as to it's value.



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Maark

11-08-2007 18:04:04




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 Re: John Deere A model question in reply to ALS James, 11-08-2007 17:45:19  
The A2622R isn't the ser#. It's a casting #. The ser# is located on the left side, just ahead of the flywheel on an unstyled A, or below the dist. or mag on the right side on a styled A.



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