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Topic: JD M or 40
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| James Williams
10-25-2012 09:08:14
68.48.194.54
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Where is the serial # tag located?jimmy
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| Mark-Ia
10-25-2012 11:10:18
207.177.117.7
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Re: JD M or 40 in reply to James Williams, 10-25-2012 09:08:14
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| The M has the ser# on the light switch tag. The 40 will be on the lft side of the bellhousing(torque tube).
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| Hotflashjr
10-25-2012 10:32:38
199.144.35.37
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Re: JD M or 40 in reply to James Williams, 10-25-2012 09:08:14
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| Another way to tell them apart is the 40 had a three point hitch from the factory. The MT did not have a factory 3 pt. Most of the 3pt kits for the MT look like they are add on's and not stock. The MT also has the horizontal grill bars like an A or B where the 40 will have the vertical "screens" like a 50, 60, 520, 630, etc.
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| buickanddeere
10-25-2012 09:56:47
184.151.61.197
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Re: JD M or 40 in reply to James Williams, 10-25-2012 09:08:14
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| If no success try looking on the top left of the clutch/belhousing.
Keep an eye open for where the plate used to be.
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| JohnDeereJimOhio
10-25-2012 09:12:29
204.9.147.16
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Re: JD M or 40 in reply to James Williams, 10-25-2012 09:08:14
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| Should be in the switch plate on the dash
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| James Williams
10-25-2012 09:11:06
68.48.194.54
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Re: JD M or 40 in reply to James Williams, 10-25-2012 09:08:14
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| Im sorry it is a MT or 40
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| rla
10-25-2012 09:24:57
162.39.22.109
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Re: JD M or 40 in reply to James Williams, 10-25-2012 09:11:06
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