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At a guesstimate i'd say 66 or so... Get the unit number off the information tag or from the flat spot aft of the starter next to the serial number. The unit number will tell you the shift the tractor was assembled on.

Rod
 
I'm thinking closer to mid 67.

here are the start numbers for 67 and 68.

1967 C161300
1968 C190200

Rodins is correct though.. if you get the unit code you can pin it down to month, day and shift..

soundguy
 
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