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    Posted: 14 Aug 2015 at 8:55pm
How can I tell if I have an D-10 industrial, or an I-40, or an I-400. What are the distinguishing characteristics? I can't see the serial number as the loader frame in in the way.Clap
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If your grill looks like a regular D-10 farm tractor then it's a D-10. The industrial's had a more squared off grill. The front axle and rear wheels are heavier and non adjustable on the industrial's.
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Serial number on the bell housing.
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If you clean up the spot on the bell housing where the serial number is you can likely see it with the use of a mirror from behind the loader frame.
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