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Joined: 28 Feb 2017
Location: Pulaski, Tn.
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    Posted: 15 Jan 2022 at 6:13am
I would be interested in finding the first and last 7080 tractors.

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Edited by V8cat359 - 15 Jan 2022 at 6:21am
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According to a couple of guys from Ga, with a set of number stamps, you can have whatever serial number tractor you like. Sometimes even one lower that was ever identified with a serial number at the factory. Although they don't know their up from down Wink
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Lol! I hear ya Paul.
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Wish you the best of luck - alot have been junked
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Through the years, dad had 7-7080's. His lowest or oldest was s.n.1070. I too have wondered where s.n. 4225 might have ended up. I don't know how rare they are, but only 2705 were built. 
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I have the first black chassis. Serial # 3001.
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I believe Shramic has serial number 1 7080.
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