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What year is my RTV 900?


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Let's presume the first character is missing from the VIN.  If so, then the year model charactert 6 would become the 10th character and indicate that it is a 2006 or 2036 model year (not realistic).

If we presume the last character is missing from the VIN, then the 1 to the right of the 6 would become the 10th character and indicate that it would be a 2001 or 2031 model year (not realistic). 

The letter O or the number 0 is never used to indicate the model year.

So, lacking any further info, the letter A is the closest to any realistic model year character and that indicates that it might be a 2010 model year.

(770) 532-0038 is their phone number in GA.  I don't know if it is still active/current.  But it would be worth a call to see if they can help.

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On 11/28/2019 at 9:58 PM, Dan B said:

This site will decode your number:

https://www.vindecoderz.com/EN/KUBOTA

However, the numbers you provided don't contain the full 17 character format.  Double check to see if there's another set of numbers on your machine.

Here is a free alternative of VIN decoder that I am using regularly: vinpit.com

Hope this helps in case you need one.

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