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Re: Need help with purchase of tractor
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Posted by paul on August 16, 2004 at 11:19:41 from (66.60.197.77):
In Reply to: Need help with purchase of tractor posted by J Allen on August 15, 2004 at 20:43:56:
Somewhere on the tractor, generally on a plate rivoted to a frame member such as the clutch bell housing, there is an ID tag which has a model & serial number on it. Take a good flashlight, a few rags, and go search for this. With these numbers you can positively id everything you want to know about the tractor, often down to the day it was made. Without them, we will just be guessing. Nearly all farm machinery has these id plates, and it is real important to have these numbers when you are buying or ordering parts. --->Paul
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