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Posted by Andy Martin on October 05, 2006 at 14:54:23 from (64.219.39.195):
In Reply to: Re: New H Owner posted by Blueclawz on October 05, 2006 at 14:16:50:
Since the castings were poured in January of 1940, and 1940 serial numbers started with 106XX and finished with 523XX, serial 182XX would have been stamped early March 1940 if production was continuous and steady, so your casting code and serial number match is about as close as could be expected. By the way, did you steal your tractor, or why the secrecy over the serial number? This is truly a first for me, someone who wishes serial number confidentiality. Do you keep tape over it? It is certainly nothing to be ashamed of, although if you let me have it I may want to stamp one of my H's to match. You can buy blank serial number plates and stamp your own. This would avoid divulging the number to the plate company.
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