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Old 07-29-2014, 10:23 PM
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Just a big sloppy hole which is on both sides that someone cut to adjust steering column.
Man that kinda stuff bums me out. I got a few windows in my 123 from stupid stuff like that. Still a nice tractor you got none the less, congrats
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Yep, looks like it's correct to me. That mark in the casting looks like another 5 but it's out of alignment with the other numbers and doesn't look the same. Like Allen said front axle looks correct and so do the rear wheels. Nice find, I keep looking here in the south for one of those pre-production units but never find any.
What is the story behind it? Did you just pick that one up?
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What is the story behind it? Did you just pick that one up?
Yes picked it up a few weeks ago. Bought for the weights and creeper (which are off tractor) not knowing the serial number. He wasn't the original owner.
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Old 07-29-2014, 10:57 PM
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Nice find, I keep looking here in the south for one of those pre-production units but never find any.
Oak, some of the test units went to Georgia. Namely a couple plantations in Albany Georgia, Tifton, and Atlanta. Sounds like a needle in a haystack but hey, you never know, they may still be floating around and are a few of the rare ones
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Looks like a digit is missing between the 6 and 8. I believe, from my lessons in kindergarten class years ago, that it is a number 7.... Really, all kidding aside... it definitely appears to be a legitimate 3 digit number... congratulations!
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3 digit = (3) 4 digit = (1)


Thanks for your help / opinions. Would like to see / hear a few more opinions on serial number.
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I'd say its a 3 digit, have you tried taking a rubbing of it to see what turns up?
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I'm not being a party pooper but I zoomed in and I think I see another 5 in front of the 568. And reading the other comments I think that it being not in line with the rest dosn't matter. Im open to advice though.
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I'm not being a party pooper but I zoomed in and I think I see another 5 in front of the 568. And reading the other comments I think that it being not in line with the rest dosn't matter. Im open to advice though.
I sold it as not knowing for $185. Guy said here was restoring it.
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I seen it today on craigslist...
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