The IH one was gone already, but he had about 12-18 New Holland and 5-6 John Deere balers there (and a few Case IH inline ones, but I didn't look at them). From what he told me, I should look at New Holland for ease of getting parts and service, and because they use a belt thrower rather than the kicker. John Deere 535 Round Baler, 540 PTO, John Deere Bale-Trak Monitor, Twine, Tires 31x13.50-15, SN: E12.

• John Deere 535 Baler Serial Number Decoder
• John Deere 535 Baler Parts

Product Identification Number

PY21813-UN-26SEP14

A - PIN Number Plate

Each machine has identification plate. Letters and numbers stamped on plates identify a component or assembly. These characters are needed when ordering parts or identifying a machine for any John Deere product support program. When ordering parts, always furnish model and PIN number (A) as given on serial number plate. Serial number is located above bar code and machine model and type is located below bar code. It assists your John Deere dealer in giving you prompt and efficient service.

They are also needed for law enforcement, to trace your machine in case it is ever stolen.

ACCURATELY record these characters in spaces provided.

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John Deere 535 Baler Serial Number Decoder

PIN_______________________________________

Date Purchased ________________________________

Content of Individual Positions or Group of Position - Character Products Serial Number

PY21826-UN-10OCT14

PY21825-UN-10OCT14

A - World Manufacturer code

B - Model Identifier

C - Additional Machine Information According to Table 3

D - Assigned for Deere System

E - Calendar Year of Manufacture According to Table 1

F - Calendar Month of Manufacture According to Table 2

G - Serial Number

Table 1 Characters used to Designate Year of Manufacture