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600?800?900? how to find serial Num

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steve Mi

11-27-2002 09:37:54




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Just went and looked at a tractor the guy advertized as a 8N, I don't have any Idea what it is but not a N series, I will try to post a link to the add with photo but the photo is not real clear taken to far away, numbers I found on the block right side looks like a C with a line thru it-5A22 2, the other side *conn 60150, oil pan is off it because of a bad engine and the guy never put it back on,painted heavey in blue with a brush and a lot of grease on the engine area, so much paint I could not see how many speeds on the trans top,It also has power steering, I would buy it but I need to know what it is first, I am not familar with any thing above a jub, any body venture a Guess

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Gaspump

11-27-2002 16:25:15




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 Re: 600?800?900? how to find serial Num in reply to steve Mi, 11-27-2002 09:37:54  
CONN is the 172ci engine designation starting in the early 1960's. That would make it a 4000 series tractor if the engine is original.



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Thanks every one,

11-27-2002 14:33:28




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 Re: 600?800?900? how to find serial Num in reply to steve Mi, 11-27-2002 09:37:54  
I went to the site Jim UT gave, looks like I should be able to find it there, The tractor has a big trans and rear houseing, looks to be 2 1/2 times as big as my 2 9n's, Dell, the tires are not dry rotted and the fronts are in good shape also, I was thinking the same, the rears are 16 X 24, I gotta call the guy and go argue with him about how bad of shape its in, actually the metal is pretty good, the rear fenders have rust at the very bottom and small dent's in the hood. did not want to rework another tractor but the price is right, looked at the prices of engine kits on the sponser of this board and its some where around 500.00 to do the engine, well clutch while I am at it if it needs it.Thanks again every one really appriciate the input`

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Jim.UT

11-27-2002 13:22:55




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 Re: 600?800?900? how to find serial Num in reply to steve Mi, 11-27-2002 09:37:54  
I agree with AB, looks like an early Thousand series, 2000 or 4000 from '62-'64. Surf the linked site for more help.



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forworkma

11-27-2002 12:22:50




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 Re: 600?800?900? how to find serial Num in reply to steve Mi, 11-27-2002 09:37:54  
Stever-
It looks to me that this is a 601/801 series.
Look on the transmission housing for the serial #. It is worth the money he is asking.



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AB

11-27-2002 12:26:57




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 Re: Re: 600?800?900? how to find serial Num in reply to forworkma, 11-27-2002 12:22:50  
Looks more like thousand series to me?
Notice the hump at the top of the grill.
Also power stearing! If I was closer I'de
be on my way after it for 850.



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Dell (WA)

11-27-2002 10:27:45




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 Re: 600?800?900? how to find serial Num in reply to steve Mi, 11-27-2002 09:37:54  
Steve..... ....It sure ain't an 8N. Sorry, I can't help you on the serial number. But for $850 and a new rebuilt Red Tiger engine you could have a great 100 series tractor. Heck, the rear tires are worth $500..... ....Dell



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