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why would I have 2 serial numbers
Not very long ago I bought a 169 in really nice shape and a few days ago I was out writting down the serial numbers off of the frame and motor so that if I needed to pick up a part I would have the numbers with me, The one serial mumber was on the left side of the frame where it should be. I am new enough to the forum that I don't know if we are supposed to list the complete serial number so I will leave off the last digit unless you guys say it's okay to list it, any way ,frame #2050048u51246_, Then I happened to look down on the rear of the differential and there was a serial tag painted over and when I cleaned it off it had#2050047u47308- Could someone please give me some idea why its like this or are some of them supposed to be like that. sorry the question is so long, Thanks
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That rearend isn't original to the tractor. The frame serial number is the correct one.
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Zekepiks,
Great question. 169 Cubs were made March 1974 to October 1974. The last 6 digits are the serial number. 51246* shows that Cub was made in May 1974. 47308* shows that Cub was made in June 1973. |
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