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06-01-2013, 03:41 PM
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1811 parts tractor, confused!
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Well guys I bought another 1811 for parts a few weeks ago. It has been at my house in the city for a little clean up. Finally took it down to my dad's farm to run it a little and figure out if it had any problems. And now my confusion. I got them together for a photo and can't remember which one I bought for parts. Well i'll just keep my eyes open for another one.(wink wink) I'll just tell the wife I need one for parts. The first parts tractor was too nice to take apart. How many times can that line work? Can anybody explain the date code below the serial number plate. The one on the right code (hard to read)e269e serial number is 791,xxx and on the left code d128g serial 776,xxx 
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06-02-2013, 07:02 AM
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E269E = May 26, 1989 at Plant "E"
D128G = April 12, 1988 at Plant "G"
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06-02-2013, 09:54 AM
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Roland thanks for decoding.
The 1811 on the left has a 50" mower and the one the right a 44". All the more reason to keep them both running. They are different. I'm thinking about putting ag's on one tractor for mowing the path's in the woods for hunting. Then leave the other setup for the yard work.
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