I've seen several heads advertised as being newer than they actually are by serial number so it is important to know this determination for sure. Not for sure how far back or how far forward this would continue for ?Ĭan anyone else elaborate or state for sure ? How do current model year serial number tags fit into this description ? Seems like with the current format of H and the first 5 digits specifying the model then an X and the 6 digit serial number this does seem to hold true. I've got an earlier 4 row corn head 443 which I think is a 1977 model that has a different serial number configuration this does not apply to. So I think from at least 88 forward this should work for combines, platforms and corn heads ?
I know the numbers seem to work for my 1988 combine and 1994 corn head.
Posted 07:55 (#5762083 - in reply to #5762036) Subject: RE: What year is this 625F?ĭoes the same numbering system work for corn heads ? The first three will identify year model.ĥ000 numbers available for each year's production. All serial numbers you are interested in, end with 6 numbers. 5000 numbers available for each year production. I will give you some examples and they break like this. The first three will identify year model. John Deere made heads and combine serial numbers fairly easy to translate. H = PowrQuad™ or Manual Shift transmissionĪll serial plates for Waterloo-built large tractors are located on the right-hand frame below the engine.(IMG_0298.JPG) Attachments - IMG_0298.JPG (74KB - 121 downloads)
R or (see Position 11 Transmission codes)Ĭalculated character based on the value of the other characters. To better understand each position in the 17-digital serial number, the chart below lists the position number, use of that position and what the position means, specific to large tractors (7R, 8R/8RT Series and 9030 Series Tractors).
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