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Rangel

03-29-2005 10:12:24

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I recently bought what appears to be a 8N with a serial # 8360568. Trying to figure out what year model it is and there appears to be too many numbers here to decipher the model. Can anyone help?

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Bob

03-29-2005 10:21:34

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Re: serial #? in reply to Rangel, 03-29-2005 10:12:24

I'm think'im you're reading "*" asterisks at the beginning and end of the number as "8"'s.

SN 36056 would make it an early 8N.

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Russ in SoCal

03-29-2005 21:23:17

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Re: serial #? in reply to Bob, 03-29-2005 10:21:34

Bob,
T"ain"t no asterisks, them is little five pointed stars what"s used on serial #s. Closest thing on a keyboard is an asterisk. And he still needs an 8N or 9N prefix. Unless he spends three days looking for a serial number on an industrial engine like is in my "too-N."
Russ 8 ^ (

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rangel

03-29-2005 10:41:16

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Re: serial #? in reply to Bob, 03-29-2005 10:21:34

Thanks Bob. I hope that is the case. I am going to get a magifying glass or something to enlarge the poorly stamped numbers.

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( Pic ) Ken N Tx

03-29-2005 14:16:13

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Re: serial #? in reply to rangel, 03-29-2005 10:41:16

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rangel

03-30-2005 04:21:49

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Re: serial #? in reply to ( Pic ) Ken N Tx, 03-29-2005 14:16:13

Hey Ken N TX, I finally made out exactly what the serial # is on my 8N after removing paint. It has a star on either side of the number as follows: *8N360568*. From what I've been able to figure out on this site, it is a 1951 model. Do you agreee with my assessment? It starts right up and runs pretty darn good, but some smoke from exhaust and the transmission/hydraulic fluid is milky and looks like bad butterscotch pudding.

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rangel

03-29-2005 14:22:32

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Re: serial #? in reply to ( Pic ) Ken N Tx, 03-29-2005 14:16:13

Thanks.

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