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Corey

03-25-2001 06:32:26

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Loooking for some info on my tractor.

Left side--
While sitting on the tractor
Under the fuel tank 1L18B and C7018.

On the transmission T6971 and C5NN4024Y.

Right side--

Next to the starter.
D1014C, 1L23, and *B905550*

On the transmission
C7NN-7006-AN
FoMoCo
HH
16 26

On the Engine
C7NN6015 AK
*D345818*

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Bern

03-25-2001 08:34:11

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Re: 4000 serial numbers in reply to Corey, 03-25-2001 06:32:26

The most important numbers are those next to the starter. "D1014C" is the model number. It means that it is a 4000 series tractor, agricultural all purpose, has a diesel engine, independent 540 PTO, and an 8 speed transmission.

"1L23" is the date code. This means your rig was built on November 23, 1971.

"B905550" is the tractor serial number. The "B" prefix means it was built in England.

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Tony Jacobs / Hey Bern

03-25-2001 21:27:36

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Re: Re: 4000 serial numbers in reply to Bern, 03-25-2001 08:34:11

Hey Bern, Did you see my response in the 5000 s-o-s oil question we were talking about ? Thanks Tony

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Bern

03-25-2001 22:20:12

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Re: Re: Re: 4000 serial numbers in reply to Tony Jacobs / Hey Bern , 03-25-2001 21:27:36

My apologies, Tony. Rarely do I venture beyond page 1 anymore. I did post a reply there, however.

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Tony Jacobs

03-26-2001 20:50:07

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 4000 serial numbers in reply to Bern, 03-25-2001 22:20:12

Hi Bern, No apologies needed , I did read your reply , and I'm sure you how engineers are also, usually so smart they overlook the little things . I don't remember reading that on the label about the specs(I usually do)But the both of them were going by the composition of the oil from some kind of chemical, and additive, sheets that describe the contents of the oil itself . Just passing on some info and food for thought that's all . Thanks Tony Jacobs

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