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DENNY PRICE

11-23-2002 16:31:31




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I HAVE A JOHN DEERE 112 THAT IS COMPLETE AS FAR AS I KNOW. THE SERIAL # IS 015721M. CAN ANY ONE TELL ME WHAT YEAR THIS IS?




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Joe M

11-24-2002 20:15:13




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 Re: JOHN DEERE 112 in reply to DENNY PRICE, 11-23-2002 16:31:31  
yours should be a 1967 model 112


112 AND 112H LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTOR (10 HP HH100 TECUMSEH ENGINE)
1966 MODEL (SERIAL NO. - 3550) 1967 MODEL (SERIAL NO. 3551-100000)



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sally gaurin

08-04-2004 17:46:38




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 Re: Re: JOHN DEERE 112 in reply to Joe M, 11-24-2002 20:15:13  
my husband and i have recieved a johndeere lawn tractor and have no idea the year would like to know so we can get it tuned up now that we have it running.and this way we would know what parts to buy.can someone help? the model # on the engine is HH 100-115034A serial# 7003 14127
hood reads 112 the body model is T2314 serial #011476M we have no idea if this is a kholer engine,brigs and stratton,or a tecumse engine. thanks Sally

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willie

11-24-2002 07:39:42




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 Re: JOHN DEERE 112 in reply to DENNY PRICE, 11-23-2002 16:31:31  
Denny
I have a JD 112, 1971 model. Your local JD dealer can look up the ser # for you, haven't been able to find number listing for the small stuff in any of my library.
To get in the ballpark, how is the PTO shifter set up? Early ones like mine the pto clutch is low on the dash, moves left to engage. Later the lever was vertical on right side, moved down to engage, or optional electric switch & clutch on hydrostatic drives. Really early ones had belt driven start-gen combo. Around 1968-70 they changed to gear start, internal flywheel gen. Hope this helps some.
Willie

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