Lot # ut #

[ellsworth74]

Why is there ut#s on almost all, but then there is lot #s on some? What is the difference?

[sweepleader]

The UT# is a model number, sometimes with a last digit for the special parts used on that saw.

The Lot# is a date, sometimes with an assembly line. The lot number is the first part of the 8 and 9 digit serial numbers as well as the separately listed Lot#

[ellsworth74]

Apr 30, 2020 9:47:45 GMT -5 sweepleader said:

The UT# is a model number, sometimes with a last digit for the special parts used on that saw.

The Lot# is a date, sometimes with an assembly line. The lot number is the first part of the 8 and 9 digit serial numbers as well as the separately listed Lot#

Ok, thank you for that answer. What do I do if there is no ut# but in its place it only has it stated as lot# then below it the serial number?

[sweepleader]

The lot number is a date,either listed by itself or as part of the 8 or 9 digit serial number. The first digit is the year and the next 4 are the Julian date of manufacture. Check out the thread on dates, its all there.

houseofhomelite.proboards.com/board/72/homelite-serial-numbers-dates