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90 seial #

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Martin Caldwell

07-31-2006 16:36:41




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I would like to know if there is any way of finding the serial #s of the last 90s. The 90 and 99s are all lumped into the same serial numbers. I would just like to know the info on the 90s. Also, what was the difference?




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J Schwiebert

07-31-2006 18:54:19




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 Re: 90 seial # in reply to Martin Caldwell, 07-31-2006 16:36:41  
Well for one thing the 90 was a lower compression tractor for burning kerosene. The 99 was higher compression for burning gas. In theory you could have a half dozen tractors comming down the assembly line and three could be 90's and 3 99's and in no particular order.



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