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Old 08-14-2020, 12:31 AM
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Picked it up for $150
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Thanks for the info. Anyone else have a 1450 that could share machine code/serial number info? Especially curious of the 0065 machines and where their serial numbers lie, if any are later than my 0066 machine code.
MODEL CODE IS 0660 S/N 606195 3/4" spindles and cast iron casting. Best of luck in the pursuit !
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Mine is a 0660 from 1975 with 3/4 spindles, manual relief valves. I think the s/n starts with 485.
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Loader,

could you verify the serial number? That is the earliest 0660 number I've seen (even before any 0066 numbers).
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The Quietline serial number range is 530001 to 664496.
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Sorry for dropping out on you guys.

I verified the serial number on my 1450 is 2050660U561537
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