Posted by jim warehime on January 28, 2015 at 19:26:58 from (174.236.198.78):
In Reply to: SMTA vrs 450 numbers posted by DeltaRed on January 28, 2015 at 19:15:40:
There were roughly 26,000 smta tractors built. Around 2500 were diesels. They also produced 64 high crops in the production run. There were also a few kero/distillates made as well but most were straight gas tractors. They could be ordered without a ta or independent pto as well, and were designated smta on decal but the decal didn't have the torque amplifier flag on the bottom. As far as the 450d's I think they only made a few thousand of them so they would be a little rare. The w450d is rarer yet.
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