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Old 02-26-2010, 11:18 AM
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only number i can find besides the model 70 on the hood is on the lower right hand side of the trans case and its 385058R1 what year is my lil 70?
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Old 02-26-2010, 12:04 PM
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Dad's86: That R1 number is a casting part number NOT the serial number of the tractor.

On the right side of the transmission case, look and see if you can see a stamped number on that boss you will find there

BTW, a picture location of the serial number is found on page 3 of your Operator's Manual....

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Old 02-26-2010, 12:05 PM
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found it. its 92658 looks like made in aug of 1964
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lets see....i was 1year 3mo old when she rolled off the line:biggrin2.gif:
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Depending on what day in Aug of 64 I was only 1 month old when your 70 was assembled.
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Ah yes, 1964, I was sitting in Northern Paskistan near the Afganistan border keeping microwave transmitters operational as we listened in to transmissions out of the USSR.
And for you old timers out there, it is the base that Gary Powers and his U2 took off from.
Now for all the kids out there, U2 is a spyplane, not Bono's group.
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Ah, yes, the good ole USASA!! In 1963 I wuz in northern Asia doing somewhat the same thing...

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in 1963 i was -12 lol, and here today 46 years later i thank you for every min. you served to help the next generation
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