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Posted by Dave Anderson on April 30, 2007 at 18:39:54 from (151.196.11.228):
In Reply to: Re: AC Industrial tractor identification posted by Dave Anderson on April 29, 2007 at 19:29:04:
One other thing. D-10 is a 1 row tractor. D12 is a 2 row tractor. That is the only difference. I40 is based on the D-10/12 series I and II tractor. I400 is based on the D-10/12 Series III tractor. (it is more modern than the I40, and rarer) The reason I don't differentiate between D-10/12 is because the only different part is the rear axle width, and the axle spacers. Sometimes the wide or narrow spacer was used on the industrial tractors, depending on the specs.
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