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Posted by numb on September 16, 2005 at 09:33:02 from (66.144.47.130):
does anyone know how many mccormick-deering 10-20 industrials(i-20)were made.also does anyone know what there rear hitch should look like.i know there are significant differences between a regular 10-20 and an i-20.my hitch is there its just missing some things and a little busted up.could some one e-mail me a rear picture of one? my i-20 engine serial number says its a 1924 and the casting date on the bottom of the transmission says its 1928?is there a different serial number chart for them?any information on this tractor is appriciated.
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