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danny emory

10-12-2007 20:06:27




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I purchased a M with a damaged serial tag, however I can get these numbers:5914cx3. Can anyone tell me what the build date is? Thanks DE




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skk-big red fan

10-13-2007 11:14:43




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 Re: serial# for M in reply to danny emory, 10-12-2007 20:06:27  
It means its a keeper! Good for you.



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georgeky

10-12-2007 20:17:01




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 Re: serial# for M in reply to danny emory, 10-12-2007 20:06:27  
If that is all the numbers you have a 1938 M. The CX3, I think should be X3C, if so it has 8000 foot pistons and kerosene engine.



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Andy Motteberg

10-12-2007 20:52:26




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 Re: serial# for M in reply to georgeky, 10-12-2007 20:17:01  
I think georgeky may have made a mistake. The M was never made in 1938, The M was made from 1939-1952.

Year Starting Serial Number 1939 501 1940 7240 1941 25371 1942 50988 1943 60011 1944 67424 1945 88085 1946 105564 1947 122823 1948 151708 1949 180514 1950 213579 1951 247518 1952 290923



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georgeky

10-13-2007 19:02:17




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 Re: serial# for M in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-12-2007 20:52:26  
Andy, you are right. I must have hit the wrong key.



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danny emory

10-12-2007 20:43:59




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 Re: serial# for M in reply to georgeky, 10-12-2007 20:17:01  
Thanks for the help. All I know about the M is that it is all fuel.May I ask ,what is 8000 foot pistons? Thanks. DE



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Ron in Nebr

10-12-2007 22:50:22




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 Re: serial# for M in reply to danny emory, 10-12-2007 20:43:59  
8000 foot pistons I think refers to a piston with a higher dome resulting in a higher compression ratio- the 8000 foot meaning the altitude, such as in the mountains, where the thinner air would require the higher comression ratio to bring the HP level back up to be equal with what it would be on a tractor with standard compression ratio at lower altitudes such as the midwest.



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