Re: 340 year??

Posted by Nat 2 on January 30, 2006 at 05:26:17 from (64.80.108.53):

In Reply to: 340 year?? posted by J. J. from Afton on January 29, 2006 at 20:55:41:

Without the original serial number tag, it's just about impossible to find the tractor's true serial number. The only way you have any hope is if you trace the tractor back to its original owner. If the original owner is still alive, he may have the original bill of sale for the tractor, which would have the serial number listed. Your only other chance is if the dealership the tractor came from is still in business, and they keep records from 40+ years ago. They might let you paw through their old archives to find their copy of the bill of sale, but if they do, PLEASE don't anyone else's chances of being able to do the same thing in the future. Be nice about it, put everything back the way you found it, and for God's sake, BUY SOMETHING from these generous folks. You need oil, filters, maybe a new knob for the shift lever...

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