1963 John Deere 110

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jaccompany

Discussion Starter · Jul 7, 2013

Hello,
I have what I believe to be a 1963 John Deere 110 mower. I saw on here that someone could provide more information with the serial number.

Model T1313
Serial # 073258M

I can snap some pictures of it too. It has been sitting for quite some time. I was curious what it might be worth.

Thanks for any info or resources you can share.

Jim

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MichaelTJD60

· #2 · Jul 7, 2013

Hello Jim,

Welcome to MTF! There are a lot of great members on here who will be glad to help you out. According to Tractordata.com, your 110 is a 1967. The 1967 serial numbers start at 65,001 and end at 100,001. There were only about a thousand models made in 1963 so they are pretty uncommon. My neighbor was one of the engineers who designed it, actually. If you can, post some pics of your 110! Once again, welcome to MTF!

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Harryc

· #3 · Jul 7, 2013

Here is the information about the Tractor T1313073258M

Model: 110
Typecode: T1313
Serial Number: 73258
Model Year: 1967
Engine Model and Size: K181 Kohler 8HP
Lift Type: Hydraulic
Paint: Green
Manufactured Location: Horicon, WI

http://www.weekendfreedommachines.com/registry/wfmtractorlookup.php

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UrbanTractor

· #4 · Jul 7, 2013 (Edited)

jaccompany said:
.... I was curious what it might be worth....

Jim, welcome to MTF. As others have indicated, you have a 1967. As to what it's worth -- depends. If it had been a 1963, they are worth quite a bit more because '63 was the first year of production for JD's very first residential tractor, and very few were made.

But there are loads of '67s (and '66s, and '65s), so they command no special premium. More important is condition and attachments (e.g. mower deck, sleeve hitch, wheel weights, blade, blower, front pto, etc). The hydraulic lift is a bonus (assuming it's operational.) Photos and inventory would help us give you a better idea on value.

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jaccompany

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jul 7, 2013

Thank you very much for the information. I will get it moved out of the shop and will take some pictures. I haven't ran it in a very long time. Might be fun to get it fixed up. Thanks again!

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Diesel332

· #6 · Jul 7, 2013

I have a '67 110 manual lift, so I'd like to see a hydro lift one like mine. Also, :MTF_wel::Welcome1::MTF_wel2:

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mrbeef

· #7 · Jul 7, 2013

jaccompany said:
Thank you very much for the information. I will get it moved out of the shop and will take some pictures. I haven't ran it in a very long time. Might be fun to get it fixed up. Thanks again!

I will be looking forward to pictures. Is there a family history with the tractor?

The true test of skill is when you can put something back together and it works... not the dusty half disassembled pile of junk in the corner.... :dunno:

Tractors:
'17 JD 4066R, '08 JD 1445, '07 JD X748, '88 JD 318,'83 JD 214, '74 JD 140, '69 JD 140, 60's Power King, '57 JD 820

The Round Fenders: '67 JD 112H, '67 JD 112H, '67 JD 110H "The Frog", '67 JD 110, '66 JD 110, '65 JD 110, '64 JD 110
Former Machines:
60's Power King, '64 JD 110, '65 JD 110, '65 JD 110, '66 JD 60, '66 JD 110, '66 JD 110, '66 JD 110H, '66 JD 110H, '67 JD 112, '67 JD 112, '69 JD 112, '69 JD 140H3, '69 JD 140H3, '70 JD 112, '72 140 H1, '77 JD 212, '79 JD 212, '80 JD 317, '80 JD 317, '80 JD 317, uk Cushman 898807, '83 JD 318, '84 420, '86 JD 318, '86 JD 420, '87 JD 430, '87 JD 318, '88 JD 318, '88 JD 318, '88 JD 855, '89 JD 318, '90 JD 318, '91 JD 430, uk Cab Cadet 2140, '92 JD 320, '93 JD 320, '96 JD 445, '98 JD 425, '99 JD 3215A, '00 Sabre 2046, '01 JD 455, and '01 LX277

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