How do you check the VIN number on a tractor?

Tractors have VIN or Chassis numbers usually below the driver’s seat. Every manufacturer engraves a VIN number on every tractor body they produce. They are free to place it anywhere on the whole body.

What year is my Mccormick tractor?

To determine the year, look at the last letter in the series. Add the number of that letter’s place in the alphabet (A = 1, B = 2, C = 3, and so on) to 1930 to determine the year.

What do the numbers on a tractor mean?

The tractor model numbers are comprised of four positions. The first number designates the family while the next three numbers represent the approximate engine horsepower. The second position is the tractor’s approximate engine horsepower.

How do I identify my old tractor?

The best way to identify a tractor is by the serial number. Serial numbers on the 9N-2N and 8N tractors are located on the left side of the engine block, just below the head and behind the oil filter. The numbers are usually not stamped very deep (or very straight).

What do the numbers on a John Deere tractor mean?

The first number in the model number represents the series or family the tractor belongs to. John Deere makes nine series of tractors that range from 1 to 9. The next three numbers designate the horsepower of the tractor. As an example, the 1025R tractor is part of the 1 Series and has 25 horsepower.

Do John Deere tractors have VIN?

Your John Deere tractor vehicle identification number is also known as a product identification number, serial number or lawn mower identification number. For John Deere 100 Series tractors, stand behind the tractor and locate the VIN on the frame near the back left wheel.

How can I tell where something was purchased?

Armed with the barcode numbers, the lot number and a little legwork or a few telephone calls, it is possible to find out where a product was shipped and subsequently purchased. Locate the product barcode (also called a UPC code) on the packaging or on the product itself.