Head identification question
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From: Turnin' Wrenches Infractions: 005
Sorry buddy but those last two digits are not 9s. They are almost un-readable, but what you can see is the final lower dot on the furthest right and lowest spot. This would only be correct if the 9 had a straight down line to the right, which this clearly doesn't not have because of all the dots in the center of the character. That is a serial number from the company that ported those heads giving them a reference of what purchase order number they are tied to. Nowhere is it guaranteed that the original manufacturers part number, or any part of it, will be contain within.
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Sorry buddy but those last two digits are not 9s. They are almost un-readable, but what you can see is the final lower dot on the furthest right and lowest spot. This would only be correct if the 9 had a straight down line to the right, which this clearly doesn't not have because of all the dots in the center of the character. That is a serial number from the company that ported those heads giving them a reference of what purchase order number they are tied to. Nowhere is it guaranteed that the original manufacturers part number, or any part of it, will be contain within.
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From: Turnin' Wrenches Infractions: 005
Sorry just doesn't look like nines from my point of view. Anything is possible, but still that doesn't necessarily mean that was the original head casting number.
