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Re: ford 3000 -- serial number location ?
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Posted by 671DKS on August 03, 2007 at 11:55:51 from (199.46.199.237):
In Reply to: ford 3000 -- serial number location ? posted by wayne in NH on August 03, 2007 at 09:42:22:
Like Rod said, there is a flat spot on the bell housing right behind the starter and you should have the model number on top with the serial number underneath,. I know with my 59 671 D the transmission had been changed out as it had gold paint on it and the rest of the tractor doesn't. also had another ser # stamped on the opps side of tractor and that flat which i have found that they sometimes did to show the original ser# from the original tractor. battery acid had a bad time of eating these numbers up as well as a lot of built up paint, i think i had around 4 layers of paint in places, had two types of red, one of blue and like i said the trans had gold in it too. good luck, Kent
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