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This is what I can make of it.
If it has a C after the number it is a cab model. Just a number on the tractor, it is a basic tractor. R series tractors are more deluxe. U series tractors even more deluxe and newest model. I really want to see one of these in person. Sorry that I don't know more, but I am just a guy that has been looking at them also. Hopefully one of the dealers that visit here will give us more info.
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The first 2 numbers are the horsepower rating. For example, a 4344 is a 43 hp tractor. The last two I can only partly tell you. A tractor ending in 44 is a HST model, whereas a tractor ending in 40 is a regular shift tractor.
So, a 4344 is a 43 hp tractor with HST tranny. |
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Well there you go; I stand corrected. Check the website; Montana Tractors: Tractor Manufacturer Has Compact, Sub Compact & Utility Tractors, Implements & Attachments.
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