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Old 05-09-2012, 10:58 AM
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So I bought a Red 782 the other day and I'm going to be picking it up today. I'm not sure where to check to find the serial number of the tractor to see if it had a series I or II engine. Where can I find the serial number? Correct me if I'm wrong but am I looking for a serial number greater then 700001 for it to be a series II? Also, from what I've was reading these don't have a hydro release for easy moving. So is it ok or easy to roll these onto my truck via ramps? Thanks for the feedback


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So I bought a Red 782 the other day and I'm going to be picking it up today. I'm not sure where to check to find the serial number of the tractor to see if it had a series I or II engine. Where can I find the serial number? Correct me if I'm wrong but am I looking for a serial number greater then 700001 for it to be a series II? Also, from what I've was reading these don't have a hydro release for easy moving. So is it ok or easy to roll these onto my truck via ramps? Thanks for the feedback


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Anthony, with help you should be able to push it up onto your truck. I think that's the serial number break. Try and search the site I know that info was posted in the past week.
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Thanks Methos. Yeah I did a search with "782" as the keyword and don't get any results. Also did a google search for it and came up with a few things.
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The Serial Tag is on the LH side of the frame near the foot pedal.

700,000 & above indicates a CCC/MTD built tractor

726,125 & above indicates a Kohler KT-17 Series II engine.
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