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SN Dilemma

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Evans

12-30-2005 17:53:55




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I recently located a MM that my great grandfather owned, and I am going to pick it up tomorrow. It will need a full restoration. My problem is I dont know what year it is. I think it is a 48-50 modelfrom the shape of the nose & headlights. I took the Mode & SN off the block, but all the refferences I find are nothing like the SN I copied. The model says: 3 5/8 X 4CYL EF. The SN: 0175001497. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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John No Mi

12-31-2005 15:32:40




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 Re: SN Dilemma in reply to Evans, 12-30-2005 17:53:55  
The book I have puts it as a 1950.



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Evans

12-31-2005 10:05:46




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 Re: SN Dilemma in reply to Evans, 12-30-2005 17:53:55  
I FOund the other SN it looks like it says model P, Could be an R. The SN is 001500987



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The original BMG

12-30-2005 18:28:29




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 Re: SN Dilemma in reply to Evans, 12-30-2005 17:53:55  
Evans,
You've posted the serial # for a 1950 EE engine. this was used in the model R tractor. Check the RH side of the trans housing as JLM suggests and you should find the tractor serial # plate.

Brian



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JLM

12-30-2005 18:07:59




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 Re: SN Dilemma in reply to Evans, 12-30-2005 17:53:55  
You are looking at the engine serial number. There is another chassis serial number plate about 3 feet behind the engine plate on the tranny's right side. It is near the belt pulley and probably more to the rear than the belt pulley. MM's have two serial number plates....one for the engine and another for the chassis. Post the chassis SN and we can help you with the year.



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