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Randy; In your previous post you said it was a 1965 4000. When going to the dealer all you'll need is the model number and year. The model number will tell you how your tractor is equipped and the serial number will give you the exact year it was made. The first 4000's were made from 62-64 and they basically look like the 100 series. The model and serial numbers are located on the flat spot of the transmission just behind the starter. In 65 the looks changed. I'm not positive, but the model and serial numbers may be in the same location. If you go to the site listed below you'll find info on how to break down your tractor model number and will know what you have. This site is courtesy of John In La who designed it. You'll note at the top it talks about the 100 series tractors, just scroll down and you'll find the info on the thousand series. Also, try the "springfieldblitz" site previously given to you. Hope this helps you.
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