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MF135 Ser#

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emory2

01-26-2008 07:13:13




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I have a MF135 the # on the transmission case is SNMY600942, Could any one tell me what year and where it was made? I also need a battery cover and lower console sheet metal. Thanks




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135 Fan

01-27-2008 12:33:40




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 Re: MF135 Ser# in reply to emory2, 01-26-2008 07:13:13  
Those letters seem to indicate an early US model. The UK models, I don't think had all the letters before the serial number. The UK models had the 135 emblem at the front of the hood and the US models had it at the back. I think your serial number was on the missing lower console. Dave



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Jeff Z.

01-26-2008 20:11:41




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 Re: MF135 Ser# in reply to emory2, 01-26-2008 07:13:13  
I think there should be 9 numbers in the serial number.



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JJ. in B.C.

01-26-2008 20:35:35




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 Re: MF135 Ser# in reply to Jeff Z., 01-26-2008 20:11:41  
Or if its a UK model and starts with a 6, only 5 numbers.
JJ.



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emory2

01-27-2008 06:32:19




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 Re: MF135 Ser# in reply to JJ. in B.C., 01-26-2008 20:35:35  
So it should only be 5 numbers in the serial number? The number I got came from the transmission case flange right behind shifters. Is this the correct location?



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JJ. in B.C.

01-27-2008 10:17:28




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 Re: MF135 Ser# in reply to emory2, 01-27-2008 06:32:19  
I have never seen one in that location. The ser.# is usually on a plate on or below the dash panel. The SNMY prefix certainly sounds like the start of a ser.#, maybe somebody stamped it on there an' got it wrong. ??
JJ.



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