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Denny

05-21-2002 18:33:17




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I have been involved with Deeres for a few years but, I don't understand the black dash and non black dash on th 20 series. Was it the years or serial # or models? Thanks, Denny




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gene beals

05-21-2002 19:35:41




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 Re: Black dash in reply to Denny, 05-21-2002 18:33:17  
the green dash 820 was basically a 80 an the black was the basically what become the 830. the real only differece between a black 820 an a 830 was the tin.



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Steven M

05-21-2002 18:57:36




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 Re: Black dash in reply to Denny, 05-21-2002 18:33:17  

For the 1958 model year the dash was painted black.

520 black dash begun at serial number 5208100

620 6213100

720 7214900



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Eric

05-22-2002 05:09:41




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 Re: Re: Black dash in reply to Steven M, 05-21-2002 18:57:36  
Just to add to Steven's list:

820 8203100



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gwh

05-21-2002 18:44:22




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 Re: Black dash in reply to Denny, 05-21-2002 18:33:17  
Black dash 20 series occured around the time the 1958 models were introduced, it generally was more than a change from green painted to black painted dash panels,a number of changes took place. The waterloo built tractors changed from a halfmoon key in the steering shaft to a spline shaft, the headlamps went from a replaceable bulb to a sealed beam design, the first reduction cover and pto clutch linkages saw changes and a number of other upgrades.

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Denny

05-21-2002 19:08:06




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 Re: Re: Black dash in reply to gwh, 05-21-2002 18:44:22  
Thanks guys! I always know I can get answers here.



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