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Decode number 12 grader serial number I just bought a number 12 grader and am wondering what year it might be. Talismania deluxe full version. I found the serial number tag and it reads 8113555. It has the pony engine start. Huber Corporation Overview J. Huber Corporation filed as a Foreign For-Profit Corporation in the State of Texas on Wednesday, November 27, 1946 and is approximately seventy-three years old, according to public records filed with Texas Secretary of State. Huber serial numbers and parts. I have a Huber Model L here in Williamsport, PA that is serial no. The engine (Waukesha VIK21F) number is 444924. It was built 6/18/1939 and has a special 12 mph road gear. The Huber Museum in Marion, OH, already has a tractor registry, I think. Contact them and I'm sure they'll be glad to give you some information.
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I am putting together a list of existing Huber tractors and the serial # if it is available. Email me the info. even if the tractor does not have a serial tag as many of them are missing. I am also looking for spare parts or tractors you might have for sale. Thank you. 


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07-28-2006 18:04:54

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Re: Huber serial numbers and parts in reply to Dale Canterbury, 07-25-2006 12:43:00
I also have a Huber L in PA (West side). My SN is 13715 and the engine is 444926. The others are right, the Huber museum in Marion is top notch. Absolutely worth a visit. 

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07-28-2006 10:25:40

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Re: Huber serial numbers and parts in reply to Dale Canterbury, 07-25-2006 12:43:00
Jeff is correct we have had a registry at the Huber museum for some time now. We also have most
of the build records on file. If I can help with any questions let me know. 

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08-03-2006 09:12:04

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Re: QUESTION, BRENT in reply to Brent A., 07-28-2006 10:25:40
Someone told me once that there were only about 169 Model L's made, is that true? It's very frustrating looking for info on Hubers on the web because there is none. I haven't got out to Ohio to check out the museum yet. Is it possible to find a copy of Alan King's 'Huber Tractor Data Book'? 

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08-03-2006 10:52:33

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Re: QUESTION, BRENT in reply to Jeff Wenner, 08-03-2006 09:12:04
I'm not sure the number of L's built myself. I can check for you but it will take some time because I will have to set down with my build records and start counting!! As for the Alan King
book,the museum is working with Alan to try to get some new books printed,hopefully this won't take too long and I can get you a copy. 

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07-27-2006 07:21:55

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Re: Huber serial numbers and parts in reply to Dale Canterbury, 07-25-2006 12:43:00
I have a Huber Model L here in Williamsport, PA that is serial no. 13706. The engine (Waukesha VIK21F) number is 444924.
It was built 6/18/1939 and has a special 12 mph road gear. The Huber Museum in Marion, OH, already has a tractor registry, I think. Contact them and I'm sure they'll be glad to give you some information. 

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I am putting together a list of existing Huber tractors and the serial # if it is available. Email me the info. even if the tractor does not have a serial tag as many of them are missing. I am also looking for spare parts or tractors you might have for sale. Thank you. 


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Re: Huber serial numbers and parts in reply to Dale Canterbury, 07-25-2006 12:43:00
I also have a Huber L in PA (West side). My SN is 13715 and the engine is 444926. The others are right, the Huber museum in Marion is top notch. Absolutely worth a visit. 

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Re: Huber serial numbers and parts in reply to Dale Canterbury, 07-25-2006 12:43:00
Jeff is correct we have had a registry at the Huber museum for some time now. We also have most
of the build records on file. If I can help with any questions let me know. 

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Re: QUESTION, BRENT in reply to Brent A., 07-28-2006 10:25:40
Someone told me once that there were only about 169 Model L's made, is that true? It's very frustrating looking for info on Hubers on the web because there is none. I haven't got out to Ohio to check out the museum yet. Is it possible to find a copy of Alan King's 'Huber Tractor Data Book'? 

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08-03-2006 10:52:33

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Re: QUESTION, BRENT in reply to Jeff Wenner, 08-03-2006 09:12:04
I'm not sure the number of L's built myself. I can check for you but it will take some time because I will have to set down with my build records and start counting!! As for the Alan King
book,the museum is working with Alan to try to get some new books printed,hopefully this won't take too long and I can get you a copy. 

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Re: Huber serial numbers and parts in reply to Dale Canterbury, 07-25-2006 12:43:00
I have a Huber Model L here in Williamsport, PA that is serial no. 13706. The engine (Waukesha VIK21F) number is 444924.
It was built 6/18/1939 and has a special 12 mph road gear. The Huber Museum in Marion, OH, already has a tractor registry, I think. Contact them and I'm sure they'll be glad to give you some information. 

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Recently aquired what is beleived to be a Huber Maintainer. Need help in identying the model year and engine for repair reasons. Id plates aren't legible, except for cast number on engine. Would like to obtain a munual for service as well, don't beleive last ownder put correct parts in. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. 


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Re: Huber Maintainer in reply to Oleg B, 03-28-2004 07:48:30
The serial number will be on the right side of the frame, cast into it, below the engine. Mine is #8477. I have a complete manual for it, which I found last year on ebay for, can you believe it, $10.00. I could copy pages for you, at cost. The machine has a Hercules 6 cylinder engine it, which we recently got running. It even had water in two cylinders when we took the head off, but it runs now, without burning oil. Gasket kits are available. I found a source for carburetor rebuild kits and a new set of valves via Google. I think the machine is worth $3000 to $4000 in running condition. It does a great job on our dirt roads here in Eastham , Cape Cod. 
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Re: Huber Maintainer in reply to Oleg B, 03-28-2004 07:48:30
I have a huber grader that i am interested in selling. anyone know what its worth? 

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03-30-2004 07:17:04

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Re: Huber Maintainer in reply to Oleg B, 03-28-2004 07:48:30
I live in Marion,Ohio where the Hubers were built.
I am a board member at the Huber museum,we should have that serial number on file. 

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03-28-2004 18:31:02

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Re: Huber Maintainer in reply to Oleg B, 03-28-2004 07:48:30
If you can figure out the serial numbers I can help ID it for you. The engine number won't help.
You might try giving the the guy who currently builds the Huber maintainer a call he has repair manuals 1-800-40HUBER Send me a picture that might help. 

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03-29-2004 07:31:17

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Re: Re: Huber Maintainer in reply to Brent, 03-28-2004 18:31:02
Hello, I am responding for my husband. Do you know where I can direct him to look for the serial numbers? This machine was given to the homeowners association in our area for road maintenance but hasn't been used in nearly 12 years. I actually gave the 800 Huber phone number to him last night, but the number kept ringing with now answer. 

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Brent,
I cannot provide a picture, but I have a couple numbers that came from an id plate located in the drivers area. CM1838 & M5220. Those are the only numbers that are legible that I have found. Do these help? 

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03-29-2004 18:17:48

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Yes those may help,but it will most likely be the
weekend before I can research the numbers for you. If you would like just send me an e-mail directly. I will see what I can do for you. 

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Can you tell me where you will be researching these numbers at? I would like to research as well. 

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