Serial Number for TC33D

[jiminohio]

Where is the serial number for this tractor located.
Thanks

 

[dqdave1]

check on transmission , just behnd bellhousing on drivers side

 

[jinman]

check on transmission , just behnd bellhousing on drivers side

Yes! By all means don't check on the passenger's side.:laughing:

I'm sorry Dave, I just couldn't resist.:ashamed:

I think you meant on the left side of the tractor and just used the common expression as it relates to cars/trucks in the USA.

 

[jiminohio]

Thanks, Dave. That was it.

 

[jiminohio]

Yes! By all means don't check on the passenger's side.:laughing:

I'm sorry Dave, I just couldn't resist.:ashamed:

I think you meant on the left side of the tractor and just used the common expression as it relates to cars/trucks in the USA.

I was going to say something like that, but since Dave helped me out, I didn't want to be a smarta$$.:laughing::laughing:

 

[jinman]

I was going to say something like that, but since Dave helped me out, I didn't want to be a smarta$$.:laughing::laughing:

Since I'm normally the one making the gaffe, I never miss an opportunity to be a wisenheimer at someone else's misstatement.

 

[dqdave1]

Well; All I can say is "he found it" so he was thinking like me. Now that could spell trouble!

 

[Americana]

check on transmission , just behnd bellhousing on drivers side

Hi Dave / all - New to the forum but having the same serial no dilemma on the New Holland TC33D. Try as I may (and I have) I cannot find the serial on this tractor. No plate riveted anywhere and no sign of one having been removed. Can't seem to find it on the bell housing either (rear of tractor on the drivers side I'm assuming?). Could someone share a pic of where I'm missing it or a good description of where it's surely right under my nose? Thanks much to all in advance! - Lj :confused2:

 

[Americana]

Bump Anyone? I know this is an older thread but would sure appreciate any guidance from the experts. Thanks much!

 

[mdalbora]

Bump Anyone? I know this is an older thread but would sure appreciate any guidance from the experts. Thanks much!

Hi
First, Americana, if you position yourself in front of the driver's left rear wheel and look rearward, there should be a plate on the left of you mounted on the transmission (I hope the pic helps). The plate has the tractor number, engine number, model and unit numbers.
Second, I can't seem to make sense of the numbers. I've read that the SN should be either 9 or 13 digits. Mine is 7.

Could someone please help me with deciphering the numbers?
Thanks
Matthew

 

[Americana]

Hi
First, Americana, if you position yourself in front of the driver's left rear wheel and look rearward, there should be a plate on the left of you mounted on the transmission (I hope the pic helps). The plate has the tractor number, engine number, model and unit numbers.
Second, I can't seem to make sense of the numbers. I've read that the SN should be either 9 or 13 digits. Mine is 7.

Could someone please help me with deciphering the numbers?
Thanks
Matthew

Thanks, Matthew. Genuinely appreciate the pic. After having no luck whatsoever in the past few months and near certain I was loosing my mind, I asked the dealer to look since I dropped it off for service. They confirmed that the plate (either the one nea the transmission or the one under the left foot board.....it's been known to be in both locations) is missing! Why someone wouold have removed it is beyond me. I have the documentation from the previous owner so there's no chance it's stolen, thankfully, but unfortunately even the documentation doesn't reference the year. The Operators Manual is for a range of years which isn't helpful at all. In any case, thankfully many of the parts are interchangeable throughout the production years so no harm no foul. Wish I could help on the SN but I honestly have no idea. Hopefully someone else can chime in. Thanks again, all the best.

 

[RickB]

Hi
First, Americana, if you position yourself in front of the driver's left rear wheel and look rearward, there should be a plate on the left of you mounted on the transmission (I hope the pic helps). The plate has the tractor number, engine number, model and unit numbers.
Second, I can't seem to make sense of the numbers. I've read that the SN should be either 9 or 13 digits. Mine is 7.

Could someone please help me with deciphering the numbers?
Thanks
Matthew

Your tractor serial number is indeed 7 characters. The model designation, engine and transmission serial numbers are self evident. The unit code indicates a final build date of March 21, 2000.

 

[mdalbora]

Thank you Rick.
When I try to enter the serial number on New Holland's website, it says it's invalid. Any suggestions? I'm still waiting for a reply to my email to them.
Matthew

 

[Geunther]

The serial number on these is indeed 7 digits long. My plate is directly under the left side of the operators station floor. It can be seen on the tractor by looking right in front of the left rear tire.


TC 33 Serial numbers
1998: G003207
1999: G010499
2000: G017605
2001: G026729
2002: G035134
2003: G039436

This is directly from Tractordata.com

I would post the link, but I am new user on this forum, and don't have permission yet.