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How many 1950T's were mde?

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Jak

07-02-2006 08:29:59




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What years were they made also.Thanks,Jak(TN).




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Scottf

07-03-2006 11:32:29




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 Re: How many 1950T's were mde? in reply to Jak, 07-02-2006 08:29:59  
You can not derive the number of a particular model made by the range in serial numbers.

There were only 565 1950-Ts built in 1967. A total of 2,097. Not a lot of them.



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Princeton Bill

07-02-2006 15:00:28




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 Re: How many 1950T's were mde? in reply to Jak, 07-02-2006 08:29:59  
In his book "Oliver Hart-Parr" C. H. Wendel lists the following serial numbers:

1967 188974 - 199339 (10,365)
1968 201931 - 211117 (9,186) 1969 213376 - 218449 (5,073)



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J Schwiebert

07-02-2006 13:07:41




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 Re: How many 1950T's were mde? in reply to Jak, 07-02-2006 08:29:59  
Those numbers below are way off. Some variations in them: The first ones were built before the 3 speed over under became available so they have a hydra-power drive instead. The last FEW have only a single air cleaner. J.



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Tom Ia

07-02-2006 10:57:55




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 Re: How many 1950T's were mde? in reply to Jak, 07-02-2006 08:29:59  
10,365 in 67, 9186 in 68, 5073 in 69.



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robert penn

07-02-2006 17:53:44




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 Re: How many 1950T's were mde? in reply to Tom Ia, 07-02-2006 10:57:55  
You need to understand that a set of serial numbers covers all tractors built in that year ,not just one model. take 1967, serial numbers range from 183 382 to 200 216 this takes in 550 ,770,1550 thru 1950t.that is 16,834 numbers to be given to eight models that is if all numbers were used.olivers are fewer than we think.



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