annettelee123
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i have a ford 5000 where can i found the year
Identify this ? How do I find out the year of my Ford 2000 tractor ?
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Soundguy
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I see you have found someone else's old post to tag your question onto.
It would probably get more coverage in your very own post.. however if you will post the date code from your trans bellhousing flat ( aft of the starter ), I'll tell you the day and shift it was built.
Post the model ID code as well and can tell you the options it left the factory with.
sgould058
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how do I determine what year my 5000 ford diesel is
I found these numbers
C5MM4024A
DA20780
C5NM7006A
DA213277
I found these numbers
C5MM4024A
DA20780
C5NM7006A
DA213277
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Those are casting numbers and do not tell the information you're looking for.
Go to the beginning of this thread. The numbers are on the RH ledge of the transmission housing above the starter.
Sparc has a link to the site to identify your tractor and get the year.
Go to the beginning of this thread. The numbers are on the RH ledge of the transmission housing above the starter.
Sparc has a link to the site to identify your tractor and get the year.
Soundguy
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yup.. not cast raised numbers.. but stamped in numbers..
Opti-Mist
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Those casting number tell me that you have a roughly mid-1960s tractor (first production being late 1964). The C5NN = Tractor Operations, the next set is the base part number (7006 = transmission case) and the last "A" = the design level, A being the first iteration of the part.
