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JD Model A and JD Model D questions

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Greg S

11-30-2000 12:26:18




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I am wondering if these two tractors are of interest to collectors or for parts. They are both 2 Cyl. One is model A ser. # 262346 The other one is model D ser. # 144250 Any info would be appreciated.

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John

12-01-2000 06:54:37




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 Re: JD Model A and JD Model D questions in reply to Greg S, 11-30-2000 12:26:18  
Interested in both tractors need more infomation on condition and location.



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STMTS

11-30-2000 17:20:36




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 Re: JD Model A and JD Model D questions in reply to Greg S, 11-30-2000 12:26:18  
The A is a 43 AR-AO-AI according to the serial number,Does it have muffler that sticks above the hood?,the D is a 39



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Greg S

11-30-2000 17:53:38




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 Re: Re: JD Model A and JD Model D questions in reply to STMTS, 11-30-2000 17:20:36  
The A has a muffler that comes straight out of the hood and above it. The D has the muffler coming up along side of the hood.



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Bill {Antique Acres}

11-30-2000 12:31:48




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 Re: JD Model A and JD Model D questions in reply to Greg S, 11-30-2000 12:26:18  
People who collect tractors are always looking for more. Are you interested in selling? The A is a very common tractor, only being more uncommon with special features. Such as unstyled, round spoke wheels, steel wheels. The D is a more uncommon tractor, but not rare by anymeans. Some of the same things apply with it. More info would help us help you. Where are you at. If you want to sell I might be interested. Let us know if we can help anymore. Bill {Antique Acres}

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