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D-10 series serial numbers.
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    Posted: 10 Jun 2010 at 7:18pm
  I have a D-10 and am wondering which series it is and how to tell. Is there a serial number list to show the start and stop serial number for each series? My serial number shows it is a 1961 model.  Thanks.
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D-10 Serial 1001-3262 had the 138 engine and no live PTO.
I don't think the serial number given in Norm Swinford's book
is accurate for the change to Persion Orange #2. ( I have a originial D-12 in PO#1 with a serial number higher then given for the switch to PO #2)
Serial 3500 and up have the 149 engine and independant live PTO and hydraulics
Serial 3500 -4511 have the same features as a Series II but were not called Series II
Serial 6801-7850 were called Series II
Serial 9001-10100 were Series III with a lot of upgrades over the series II
There were no tractors between 3262 and 3500, 4511 and 6801, and 7850 and 9000.
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 Thanks. That answered my question. Mine is number 4465 which puts it in the pre series II area. This should help when ordering decals. Anyone have a good source for decals who is not real proud of them?
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