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Old 07-28-2014, 06:35 PM
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Can anyone help me identify which model this is? I got the number off the rear end but the engine tag is not readable. 2050044U473120.

The price is right enough for me, cheaper then the three point that is on it which will fit another runner I have.

I have been considering a hydro just not willing to spend what people in my area want so even if it doesn't run the parts are worth it to me.
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109,129,149
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It is a 109.
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It is a 109.

Thanks for the quick reply.

Just for my knowledge how can you tell the difference between a 109 and a 129? I ruled out the 149 do to the lack of hydraulic lift. Figured it was one or the other of the two though.
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109 is 10 HP

129 is 12 HP

There may be some other small differences but that the big one.
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Thanks for the quick reply.

Just for my knowledge how can you tell the difference between a 109 and a 129? I ruled out the 149 do to the lack of hydraulic lift. Figured it was one or the other of the two though.
Your serial # told us it was a 109 2050044U473120.
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Your serial # told us it was a 109 2050044U473120.
Yep,
Kind Code...............0044=109..........
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Kind Code...............0044=109..........
Where can I find the information on the kind code? I've been looking for it with no luck. Thanks
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Kind Code...............0044=109..........
I didn't know that existed, I had read the first part of the number was just a cast number and had no real significance. Learn something every day around here........
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