Ford d5nn6015g
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banjodunn
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G'day Indsam and :welcome: that number you have is a part no to me, I am guessing it is cast into the block ( raised lettering) you need to find the number that is stamped into the block ( recessed)'
jon
jon
LD1
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Yep. Thats the block casting number. Anything that is cast or raised lettering isnt going to be a serial number. The serial number would be stamped somewhere. Usually on a machined flat spot around the starter. And there should also be a model code and date code there as well that will tells us all we need to know.
Any pictures. That will help us a ton.
Any pictures. That will help us a ton.
LD1
Epic Contributor
Any pictures of the tractor as a whole?
For us average joes (without a dealer connection or ability to decode the serial #) we have no idea what model that is from.
I believe that block is a 201CI 3-cylinder used in the 4000-series
And while that does indeed look like a serial number, the D in the front isnt jiving. Should start with a C or B?? But I am no ford expert. There should be a flat somewhere around the starter with a serial number similar to that, as well as a model code, and a date code. Is there anything there around the starter??
For us average joes (without a dealer connection or ability to decode the serial #) we have no idea what model that is from.
I believe that block is a 201CI 3-cylinder used in the 4000-series
And while that does indeed look like a serial number, the D in the front isnt jiving. Should start with a C or B?? But I am no ford expert. There should be a flat somewhere around the starter with a serial number similar to that, as well as a model code, and a date code. Is there anything there around the starter??
Ultradog MN
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Look on the transmission just above and behind the starter.
Should be 3 lines of numbers/letters there.
Post those and someone should be able to help ID it for you.
A picture of the tractor would help us ID it too.
Should be 3 lines of numbers/letters there.
Post those and someone should be able to help ID it for you.
A picture of the tractor would help us ID it too.
Soundguy
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ditto what UD said. quit focusing on the block and focus ont he trans bellhousing.
that and / or a picture of the tractor will help ID it.
that and / or a picture of the tractor will help ID it.
Soundguy
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on my phone those lil pics look like a 4000 ish something can't see the front spindles or final drive area good enough
