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Database ed. 27 - 30.04.2016. System requirements: Win XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 Available on disk: - 50 Gb MODEL LIST \------------- DEUTZ \----- HMW-1123 HMW-1124 M 1202 SUPER M 2480 M 2580 M 2680 M 2685 M 2780 M 2780 H M 35.80 BIS FG1 M 35.80 M 36.10 M 36.10 AB 3349 M 36.30 M 36.30 AB 3349 M 36.40 M 36.40 AB 3349 M1102 M1202 M66 TS 2002 INTRAC 2003 GI 2003 INTRACK 2003 INTRACK 1 2004 INTRAC D 3006 Fg. - Nr.: 7487-8433 D 4006 Fg. - Nr.: 7871-3488 7877-4596 D 5206 Fg. - Nr.: 7553-0001 7554-0001 D 6206 Fg. - Nr.: 7553-0001 7554-0001 D 6806 Fg. - Nr.: 7565-0001 7566-0001 D 7206 Fg. - Nr.: 7573-0001 7574-0001 D 8006 Fg. - Nr.: 7932-1222 7933-0444 D 10006 Fg. - Nr.: 7927-1461 7928-0481 D 13006 Fg. - Nr.: 7937-0001 7938-0001 AGROCLIMBER Agroclimber V 70 C-N Agroclimber V 80 N-M-L Agroclimber F 90 M-N-C Agroclimber F 100 M-N Agroclimber 105 AGROCLIMBER TIER3 AGROCLIMBER 310 V C-N-M-L >2001 AGROCLIMBER 410 AGROCLIMBER 400 F -> 2001 AGROCLIMBER 410 F -> 2001 AGROCLIMBER 410 SIX AGROCOMPACT AgroCompact F60 AgroCompact 70F3 (20"-24"-28") Agrocompact 70F3 (20") -> 3001 Agrocompact 70F3 (24"-28") -> 3001 AgroCompact 70F4 Agrocompact F75 (20") Agrocompact F75 (24"-28") AgroCompact F80 AgroCompact F90 (20"-24"-28") Agrocompact F90 (20") -> 3001 Agrocompact F90 (24"-28") -> 3001 Agrocompact F100 (20") Agrocompact F100 (24"-28") AGROCOMPACT 3.XX AgroCompact 3.30 V/F AgroCompact 3.50 V/F AgroCompact 3.50 S AgroCompact 3.70 V/F AgroCompact 3.90 F AgroCompact 3.90 S AGROFARM Agrofarm 85 Agrofarm 85 -> 5001 AGROFARM 85 G -> 50001 AGROFARM 85 G -> 60001 Agrofarm 85 ECOLINE AGROFARM 100 G -> 50001 AGROFARM 100 G -> 60001 Agrofarm 100 Agrofarm 100 -> 5001

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Agrofarm 100 ECOLINE AGROFARM 115 G -> 10001 AGROFARM 115 G -> 20001 AGROFARM TIER3 AGROFARM 410 -> 16001 AGROFARM 410 -> 20001 AGROFARM 410 -> 25001 AGROFARM 410 -> 30001 AGROFARM 410 G -> 35001 AGROFARM 410 G -> 40001 AGROFARM 420 -> 16001 AGROFARM 420 -> 20001 AGROFARM 420 -> 25001 AGROFARM 420 -> 30001 Agrofarm 420 Profiline -> 25001 AGROFARM TTV 420 AGROFARM 430 -> 1001 AGROFARM 430 -> 5001 AGROFARM 430 -> 25001 AGROFARM 430 -> 30001 AGROFARM 430 G -> 35001 AGROFARM 430 G -> 40001 Agrofarm 430 Profiline -> 15001 AGROFARM TTV 430 AGROFARM C AGROFARM 75 C -> 70001 AGROFARM 85 C -> 70001 AGROFARM 95 C -> 70001 AGROFARM T-TB TIER3 AGROFARM 410 T ->1001 AGROFARM 410 T ->5001 AGROFARM 410 T ECOLINE -> 10001 AGROFARM 410 T ECOLINE -> 30001 AGROFARM 410 TB ->1001 AGROFARM 410 TB ->5001 AGROFARM 420 T ->1001 AGROFARM 420 T ->5001 AGROFARM 420 T ECOLINE -> 10001 AGROFARM 420 T ECOLINE -> 30001 AGROFARM 420 TB ->1001 AGROFARM 420 TB ->5001 AGROKID Agrokid 25 Agrokid 25 -> 2001 Agrokid 25Hst Agrokid 25Hst -> 6001 Agrokid 30 Agrokid 35 Agrokid 35 -> 2001 Agrokid 35 -> 10001 Agrokid 40 Agrokid 40 -> 6001 Agrokid 45 Agrokid 45 -> 2001 Agrokid 45 -> 10001 Agrokid 45 -> 15001 Agrokid 50 Agrokid 50 -> 6001 Agrokid 55 -> 10001 Agrokid 55 -> 15001 Agrokid 210 -> 11001 Agrokid 220 -> 11001 Agrokid 220 -> 16001 Agrokid 230 -> 11001 Agrokid 230 -> 16001 AGROKID TIER3 Agrokid 210 ->20001 Agrokid 220 ->ZKDS2102V0MD20001 Agrokid 220 ->ZKDS2902V0MD20001 Agrokid 230 ->ZKDS2202V0MD20001 Agrokid 230 ->ZKDS3002V0MD20001 AGROLUX AGROLUX 45 E ->D10S403WX1E5001 AGROLUX 50 E ->D10S453WT1E1001 Agrolux 50 -> 60001 Agrolux 57 Agrolux 60 AGROLUX 60 E ->D10S553WT1E1001 Agrolux 60 ->D10S523WTE1001 Agrolux 60 ->30053 Agrolux 67 Agrolux 70 Agrolux 70 ->D10S673WTE1001 Agrolux 70 ->40059 AGROLUX 70 E ->D10S653WT1E1001 AGROLUX 4.75 E ->D10S714WT1E10001 Agrolux 4.75 ->D10S704WXE15001 AGROLUX 4.80 E ->D10S714WX1E40001 Agrolux 4.80 ->D10S704WTE45001 AGROLUX 77 AGROLUX 77 LP AGROLUX 80 AGROLUX 80 -> 5001 AGROLUX 85 -> 10001 AGROLUX 87 AGROLUX 87 LP AGROLUX 90 AGROLUX 90 -> 5001 AGROLUX 95 -> 10001 AGROLUX 97 AGROLUX 97 LP AGROLUX 100 -> 10001 AGROLUX TIER3 Agrolux 50 -> 80001 Agrolux 65 -> 1001 Agrolux 65 -> 50001 Agrolux 75 -> 1001 Agrolux 75 -> 55001 Agrolux 310 -> 5001 Agrolux 310 -> 60001 Agrolux 320 -> 5001 Agrolux 320 -> 65001 Agrolux 320 P Agrolux 410 -> 5001 Agrolux 410 -> 95001 AGROLUX F Agrolux F 50 Agrolux F 57 Agrolux F 60 Agrolux F 60 -> 6001 Agrolux F 67 Agrolux F 70 Agrolux F 70 -> 6001 Agrolux F 80 Agrolux F 80 -> 6001 AGROLUX INDIA TIER1 AGROLUX 50 E -> D10S453WT1E5001 AGROLUX 55 E -> D10S503WT1E5001 AGROLUX 60 E -> D10S553WT1E5001 AGROLUX 70 E -> D10S653WT1E5001 AGROLUX INDIA TREM III AGROLUX 45 E -> D10S403WX1E5001M11 AGROLUX 50 E -> D10S453WT1E5001M11 AGROLUX 55 E -> D10S503WT1E5001M11 AGROLUX 60 E AGROLUX 70 E -> 5001 AGROLUX 75 PROFILINE -> ZKDL7902W0RD10001M11 AGROLUX 80 PROFILINE -> ZKDV9902W0RD01001M11 AGROLUX 45 E -> D10S403WX1E5001J13 AGROLUX 50 E -> D10S453WX1E5001J13 AGROLUX 55 E -> D10S503WX1E5001J13 AGROLUX 60 E -> D10S553WX1E5001J13 AGROLUX 70 E -> D10S653WX1E5001J13 AGROMAXX AGROMAXX 40 AGROMAXX 45 AGROMAXX 50 AGROMAXX 55 AGROMAXX 60 AGROMAXX 45 HD AGROMAXX 50 HD AGROMAXX 55 HD AGROMAXX 60 HD AGROMAXX 60 HD E1 AGROMAXX 40 LD AGROMAXX 45 LD AGROMAXX 50 LD AGROMAXX 55 LD AGROMAXX 60 LD AGROMAXX 40 -> DH10001J13 AGROMAXX 45 -> DE10001J13 AGROMAXX 50 -> DF10001J13 AGROMAXX 55 -> D*10001J13 AGROMAXX 60 -> DG10001J13 AGROPLUS Agroplus 60 Agroplus 60 -> 2001 Agroplus 67 Agroplus 67 -> 5001 Agroplus 70 Agroplus 70 -> 5001 Agroplus 75 Agroplus 77 Agroplus 77 -> 5001 Agroplus 80 Agroplus 80 -> 2001 Agroplus 85 Agroplus 87 Agroplus 87 -> 5001 Agroplus 95 Agroplus 95 NEW

Agroplus 100 AGROPLUS TIER3 AGROPLUS 310 -> 1001 AGROPLUS 310 -> 5001 AGROPLUS 315 -> 15001 AGROPLUS 315 -> 20001 AGROPLUS 320 -> 1001/15001 AGROPLUS 320 -> 5001/20001 AGROPLUS 410 -> 1001/15001 AGROPLUS 410 -> 5001/20001 AGROPLUS 420 PROFILINE -> 1001/15001 AGROPLUS 310 ECOLINE -> 10001 AGROPLUS 315 ECOLINE -> 10001 AGROPLUS 320 ECOLINE -> 10001 AGROPLUS 410 ECOLINE -> 10001 AGROPLUS KEYLINE AGROPLUS 410 Keyline AGROPLUS F Agroplus F 70 -> 3001 Agroplus F 70 -> 6001 Agroplus F 75 -> 3001 Agroplus F 75 -> 6001 Agroplus F 90 -> 3001 Agroplus F 90 -> 6001 Agroplus F 100 -> 3001 Agroplus F 100 -> 6001 AGROPLUS F TIER3 AGROPLUS 320 F -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 320 F -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 410 F -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 410 F -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 420 F -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 420 F -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 430 F -> 10001 AGROPLUS 430 F -> 15001 AGROPLUS F ECOLINE Agroplus 310 F ECOLINE Compact Agroplus 315 F ECOLINE Compact Agroplus 320 F ECOLINE Compact Agroplus 405 F ECOLINE Agroplus 410 F ECOLINE Agroplus 420 F ECOLINE AGROPLUS F KEYLINE Agroplus 405 F Keyline AGROPLUS S Agroplus S 70 (20'') -> 8001 Agroplus S 70 (20'') -> 9001 Agroplus S 70 (24''-28'') -> 6001 Agroplus S 70 (24''-28'') ->7001 Agroplus S 75 (20'') -> 8001 Agroplus S 75 (20'') -> 9001 Agroplus S 75 (24''-28'') -> 6001 Agroplus S 75 (24''-28'') ->7001 Agroplus S 90 (20'') -> 8001 Agroplus S 90 (20'') -> 9001 Agroplus S 90 (24''-28'') -> 6001 Agroplus S 90 (24''-28'') ->7001 Agroplus S 100 (20'') -> 8001 Agroplus S 100 (20'') -> 9001 Agroplus S 100 (24''-28'') -> 6001 Agroplus S 100 (24''-28'') ->7001 AGROPLUS S TIER3 AGROPLUS 320 S -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 320 S -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 330 S -> 10001 AGROPLUS 330 S -> 15001 AGROPLUS 410 S -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 410 S -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 420 S -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 420 S -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 430 S -> 10001 AGROPLUS 430 S -> 15001 AGROPLUS V TIER3 AGROPLUS 320 V -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 320 V -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 330 V -> 10001 AGROPLUS 330 V -> 15001 AGROPLUS 410 V -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 410 V -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 420 V -> 1001/10001 AGROPLUS 420 V -> 5001/15001 AGROPLUS 430 V -> 10001 AGROPLUS 430 V -> 15001 AGROPRIMA AgroPrima 4.31 AgroPrima 4.51 AgroPrima 4.56 AgroPrima 6.06 AgroPrima 6.16 AGROSTAR AgroStar 4.61 AgroStar 4.71 AgroStar 6.11 AgroStar 6.21 AgroStar 6.31 AgroStar 6.61 AGROSTAR FREISICHT AgroStar Freisicht 4.68 AgroStar Freisicht 4.78 AgroStar Freisicht 6.08 AgroStar Freisicht 6.28 AgroStar Freisicht 6.38 AGROSTAR TG AgroStar TG 6.71 AgroStar TG 6.81 AGROSUN Agrosun 100 Agrosun 120 Agrosun 140 AGROTRAC Agrotrac 100 -> 5001 Agrotrac 110 Agrotrac 110 -> 10001 Agrotrac 115 -> 10001 Agrotrac 125 Agrotrac 130 Agrotrac 130 -> 10001 Agrotrac 150 -> 1001 Agrotrac 150 -> 10001 Agrotrac 150 -> 20001 Agrotrac 170 -> 10001 AGROTRAC TIER3 AGROTRAC 610 AGROTRAC 620 AGROTRON Agrotron 80 -> 8003 2000 / -> 8004 2000 Agrotron 85 -> 8005 2000 / -> 8006 2000 Agrotron 90 -> 8007 2000 / -> 8008 2000 Agrotron 100 -> 8009 2000 / -> 8010 2000 Agrotron 105 -> 8028 2000 Agrotron 106 -> 8012 2000 Agrotron 110 -> 8014 2000 Agrotron 115 -> 8063 2000 Agrotron 120 -> 8018 2000 Agrotron 135 -> 8019 2000 Agrotron 150 -> 8020 2000 Agrotron 160 -> 8029 Agrotron 175 -> 8030 Agrotron 195 Agrotron 200 Agrotron 200 -> 3001 Agrotron 230 -> 8058 Agrotron 260 -> 8059 AGROTRON 4.XX Agrotron 4.70 -> 8001/8002 Agrotron 4.80 -> 8003/8004 Agrotron 4.85 -> 8005/8006 Agrotron 4.90 -> 8007/8008 Agrotron 4.95 -> 8009/8010 AGROTRON 6.XX Agrotron 6.00 -> 8011/8012 Agrotron 6.01 -> 8028 Agrotron 6.05 -> 8013/8014 Agrotron 6.15 -> 8015/8016 Agrotron 6.20 -> 8017/8018 Agrotron 6.30 -> 8019 Agrotron 6.45 -> 8020 SERIES 5 5100 5100P 5110 5110P 5120 -> ZKDY7602W0TD10001 5120 -> ZKDBA202W0TD20001 5120P -> ZKDY8802W0TD10001 5120P -> ZKDBA602W0TD20001 5130 5130P SERIES 5 C 5090 C -> ZKDY360200TD10001 5100 C -> ZKDY400200TD10001 5100 C -> ZKDY480200TD10001 5110 C -> ZKDY440200TD10001 5110 C -> ZKDY520200TD10001 5120 C -> ZKDY560200TD10001 SERIES 5 TTV 5100

TTV 5110 TTV 5120 TTV 5130 TTV SERIES 6 AGROTRON 6120.4 Agrotron 6120.4P Agrotron 6130.4 Agrotron 6130.4P Agrotron 6140.4 Agrotron 6140.4P Agrotron 6140 Agrotron 6140P Agrotron 6150.4 Agrotron 6150.4P Agrotron 6150 Agrotron 6150P Agrotron 6160.4 Agrotron 6160.4P Agrotron 6160 Agrotron 6160P Agrotron 6180 Agrotron 6180P Agrotron ->WSXU310200LD50001 6190 Agrotron 6190P Agrotron ->WSXU390200LD50001 SERIES 6 AGROTRON TTV 6120.4 TTV AGROTRON 6130.4 TTV AGROTRON 6140.4 TTV AGROTRON 6140 TTV AGROTRON 6150.4 TTV Agrotron 6160 TTV AGROTRON 6160.4 TTV Agrotron 6180 TTV AGROTRON 6190 TTV AGROTRON SERIES 7 AGROTRON TTV 7210 TTV Agrotron ->WSXV830400LD20010 7210 TTV Agrotron ->WSXW830400LD50010 7230 TTV Agrotron ->WSXV870400LD50010 7230 TTV Agrotron ->WSXAD00400LD50010 7250 TTV Agrotron ->WSXV910400LD10010 7250 TTV Agrotron ->WSXAD30400LD50010 AGROTRON K Agrotron K 90 -> 8155 1001 Agrotron K 90 Profiline -> 8159 1001 Agrotron K 100 -> 8156 1001 Agrotron K 100 Profiline -> 8160 1001 Agrotron K 110 -> 8157 1001 Agrotron K 110 Profiline -> 8161 1001 Agrotron K 120 -> 8158 1001 Agrotron K 120 Profiline -> 8162 1001 AGROTRON K TIER3 AGROTRON K 410 -> ZKDL380400TD10001 AGROTRON K 420 -> ZKDL390400TD10001 AGROTRON K 420 PROFILINE ->ZKDL520400TD15001 AGROTRON K 430 -> ZKDL410400TD10001 AGROTRON K 430 PROFILINE ->ZKDL540400TD15001 AGROTRON K 610 -> ZKDL400400TD10001 AGROTRON K 610 PROFILINE ->ZKDL530400TD15001 AGROTRON K 610 -> ZKDT670200TD10001 AGROTRON K 610 PROFILINE ->ZKDT710200TD15001 AGROTRON L AGROTRON L710 ->ZKDS8002W0LD10010 AGROTRON L710 ->ZKDU0702W0LD10010 AGROTRON L720 AGROTRON L720 -> 10010 AGROTRON L730 AGROTRON M Agrotron M 410 Agrotron M 410 Profiline Agrotron M 420 Agrotron M 420 Profiline Agrotron M 600 -> 10010 -> 30000 Agrotron M 600 -> 20001 Agrotron M 610 -> 10010 -> 30000 Agrotron M 610 -> 20001 Agrotron M 610 Profiline Agrotron M 610 Profiline -> 20001 Agrotron M 615 Agrotron M 615 Profiline Agrotron M 620 -> 10010 -> 30000 Agrotron M 620 -> 20001 Agrotron M 620 Profiline Agrotron M 620 Profiline -> 20001 Agrotron M 625 Agrotron M 625 Profiline Agrotron M 640 -> 10010 -> 30000 Agrotron M 640 -> 20001 Agrotron M 640 Profiline Agrotron M 640 Profiline -> 20001 Agrotron M 650 Agrotron M 650 -> 20001 Agrotron M 650 Profiline Agrotron M 650 Profiline -> 20001 AGROTRON MK3 Agrotron 80 MK3 -> 8081 1001 Agrotron 85 MK3 -> 8083 1001 Agrotron 90 MK3 -> 8085 1001 Agrotron 100 MK3 -> 8087 1001 Agrotron 105 MK3 -> 8088 1001 Agrotron 106 MK3 -> 8089 Agrotron 110 MK3 -> 8090 Agrotron 115 MK3 -> 8091 Agrotron 120 MK3 -> 8092 Agrotron 120 MK3 -> 8092 2001 Agrotron 135 MK3 -> 8093 Agrotron 135 MK3 -> 8093 2001 Agrotron 150 MK3 -> 8094 Agrotron 150 MK3 -> 8094 2001 Agrotron 160 MK3 -> 8097 Agrotron 165 MK3 -> 8095 Agrotron 165 MK3 -> 8095 2001 Agrotron 175 MK3 -> 8098 Agrotron 200 MK3 -> 8099 Agrotron 230 MK3 -> 8100 Agrotron 260 MK3 -> 8101 AGROTRON Agrotron 80 -> 8081 6001 Agrotron 90 -> 8085 6001 Agrotron 100 -> 8087 6001 Agrotron 105 -> 8088 6001 Agrotron 108 -> 8110 1001 Agrotron 110 -> 8088 8001 Agrotron 118 -> 8111 1001 Agrotron 120 -> 8164 1201 Agrotron 128 -> 8112 1001 Agrotron 130 -> 8113 1001 Agrotron 130 -> 8165 1201 Agrotron 140 -> 8114 1001 Agrotron 150 -> 8166 1201 Agrotron 150.7 -> 8167 1201 Agrotron 155 -> 8115 1001 Agrotron 165 -> 8095 6001 Agrotron 165.7 -> 8168 1201 Agrotron 210 -> 8106 1001 Agrotron 215 -> 8170 1001 Agrotron 235 -> 8100 3001 Agrotron 265 -> 8101 3001 AGROTRON PROFILINE Agrotron 120 Profiline -> 8211 1001 Agrotron 130 Profiline -> 8212 3001 Agrotron 150 Profiline -> 8213 1001 Agrotron 150.7 Profiline -> 8214 1001 Agrotron 165.7 Profiline -> 8215 1001 Agrotron 180.7 Profiline -> 8169 1001 AGROTRON TTV Agrotron TTV-1130 -> 8060 Agrotron TTV-1130 -> 8060 2001 Agrotron TTV-1145 -> 8061 Agrotron TTV-1145 -> 8061 2001 Agrotron TTV-1160 -> 8062 Agrotron TTV-1160 -> 8062 2001 AGROTRON TTV TIER3 AGROTRON TTV 410 AGROTRON TTV 420 AGROTRON TTV 430 AGROTRON TTV 610 AGROTRON TTV 620 AGROTRON TTV 630 -> 10001 AGROTRON X Agrotron

X710 ->WSXJ330400LD10001 Agrotron X710 ->WSXL900400LD10001 Agrotron X720 ->WSXJ340400LD10001 Agrotron X720 ->WSXL930400LD10001 AGROVECTOR Agrovector 26.6 26.6 LP Agrovector 29.6 29.6LP Agrovector 30.7 Agrovector 35.7 Agrovector 40.8 Agrovector 40.9 AGROXTRA AgroXtra 3.57 AgroXtra 4.07 AgroXtra 4.17 AgroXtra 4.47 AgroXtra 4.57 AgroXtra 6.07 AgroXtra 6.17 D07 D07 2807 D07 3607 D07 4007 D07 4507 D07 4807 D07 5207 D07 6007 D07 6207 D07 6507 D07 6807 D07 6907 D07 7007 D07 7207 D07 7807 D07C D07C 4507 D07C 4807 D07C 5207 D07C 6007 D07C 6207 D07C 6507 D07C 6807 D07C 6907 D07C 7007 D07C 7207 D07C 7807 DX 3 SC DX 3 SC .10 DX 3 SC .30 DX 3 SC .50 DX 3 SC .60 DX 3 SC .65 DX 3 SC .70 DX 3 SC .80 DX 3 SC .90 DX 3 V/F/S DX 3 V/F/S .10 V DX 3 V/F/S .30 V/F DX 3 V/F/S .50 V/F DX 3 V/F/S .50 S DX 3 V/F/S .70 V/F DX 3 V/F/S .90 F DX 3 V/F/S .90 S DX 3 VC DX 3 VC .10 DX 3 VC .30 DX 3 VC .50 DX 3 VC .60 DX 3 VC .65 DX 3 VC .70 DX 3 VC .75 DX 3 VC .90 DX 4 DX 4 .10 DX 4 .30 DX 4 .50 DX 4 .70 DX 6 DX 6 .05 DX 6 .10 DX 6 .30 DX 6 .50 DX 7 DX 7 .10 DXAB DXab 80 DXab 85 DXab 86 DXab 90 DXab 92 DXab 110 DXab 120 DXab 145 DXab 160 DXab 250 DXBIS DXbis 85 DXbis 90 DXbis 110 DXbis 120 DXbis 145 DXbis 140 DXbis 160 DXbis 230 HOPFEN Hopfen DX 4.17 Hopfen DX 4.57 INTRAC INTRAC 6.30 INTRAC 6.60 5400 SERIES 5435H 5445H 5465H 5485HT 5485HT CLIMBER 5400 TIER 3 SERIES 5435H COM3 5445H COM3 5465H COM3 5485HT COM3 5500 SERIES 5545H 5565H 5585HT 5600 SERIES 5650H 5650H -> 6128-12687 (01/01/2007) 5660HTS 5660HTS -> 6128-12657 (01/01/2007) 5670 5670 -> 6227-12226 5680 5680 -> 6228-12226 5680H -> 6228-12367 5680H -> 6228-12646 (01/01/2007) 5690 5690 -> 6228-12226 5690HTS -> 6228-12367 5690HTS -> 6228-12652 (01/01/2007) 5690 H COM 2 ->12858 5690 HTS COM 2 ->12858 5650 H COM 3 ->13500 5660 H COM 3 ->13500 5660 HTS COM 3 ->13500 5665 HTS COM 3 ->13500 5690 H COM 3 ->13500 5690 HTS COM 3 ->13500 5695 HTS COM 3 ->13500 5660 H COM 3 ->13900 5660 HTS COM 3 ->13900 5665 HTS COM 3 ->13900 5690 H COM 3 ->13900 5690 HTS COM 3 ->13900 5695 HTS COM 3 ->13900 5600 CLIMBER 5660 HTS CLIMBER ->13900 6000 SERIES 6060 ->14500 6060 HTS ->14500 6065 HTS ->14500 6090 ->14500 6090 HTS ->14500 6095 HTS ->14500 6060 ->14885 6060 HTS ->14885 6065 HTS ->14885 6090 ->14885 6090 HTS ->14885 6095 HTS ->14885 6000 TIER 4I 6060 -> 16001 6060 HTS -> 16001 6065 HTS -> 16001 6090 -> 16001 6090 HTS -> 16001 6095 HTS -> 16001 6000 CLIMBER 6060 HTS CLIMBER ->14500 6040 ECO SERIES 6040 6040 HTS 6040 ECO TIER 4I 6040 -> 16001 6040 HTS -> 16001 C9000 TIER 4I C 9205 TS/TSB C 9206 TS/TSB 7500 SERIES 7545 RTS AGROVITIS Agrovitis 175 Agrovitis 200 ACTOR ACTOR 5510 ACTOR 5520 ALLRAD BALANCE BISO-KPAB 4030 4035 4040 4045 4060 4065 4068 4070 4075 4080 4090 5510 5520 5530 5670 5680 5690 ECTRON ECTRON 5530 FARMLINER FARMLINER 3370 CUTTER BAR HMW 1124 -> 027408 HMW 1130 -> 027408 HMW 1131 -> 027408 HMW 1132 -> 027408 HMW 1133 -> 027408 Transportwagen -> 027408 CUTTER BAR 2012-2013 POWERLINER POWERLINER 4030 POWERLINER 4035 RAPS CUTTER BAR RAPS RSM RAPS RVM STARLINER STARLINER 4040 STARLINER 4045 TOPLINER TOPLINER 4060 DAL/FROM/AB 8646 TOPLINER 4065 DAL/FROM/AB 8646 TOPLINER 4068 DAL/FROM/AB 8646 TOPLINER 4075 DAL/FROM/AB 8646 TOPLINER 4080 DAL/FROM/AB 8646 TOPLINER 4090 DAL/FROM/AB 8646 TOPLINER 8XL L - FRONT LOADERS L10 L10H L10M L15 L15H L15M L30 L30H L30M L35 L35H L35M L50 L50H L50M LM71 SAME \----- OLD MODELS AURORA 45 ASTER 60 ASTER 70 BUFFALO 3000 <\- CENTAURO 70 EXPORT CENTAURO 70 SPECIAL -> 30001 CENTURION 75 SPECIAL CENTURION 75 EXPORT 5000 <- CENTURION 75 EXPORT-dal 5001 CONDOR 55 SYNCHRO 12000 <\- CONDOR 55 SYNCHRO -> 12001 CONDOR C CORSARO 70 CORSARO 70 SYNCHRO -> 20001 CORSARO 70 FRUTTETO DELFINO 35 23106 <\- DELFINO 35 -> 23107 DELFINO 35 FRUTTETO DRAGO 100 DRAGO 120 EXPLORER 55 EXPLORER 60 EXPLORER 65 C EXPLORER 65 SPECIAL EXPLORER 70 C ERGOMATIC

EXPLORER 70 SPECIAL EXPLORER 75 SPECIAL EXPLORER 80 SPECIAL FALCON 50 FALCON C FOX 35 FOX 45 FRUTTETO 60 FRUTTETO 75 GALAXI 170 JAGUAR 95 EXPORT JAGUAR 100 EXPORT LASER 90 LEOPARD 85 LEOPARD 85 EXPORT dal 10001 LEOPARD 90 TURBO LEOPARD C MERCURY 85 EXPORT MERCURY 85 SPECIAL MINITAURO MINITAURO 60 C MINITAURO 60 FRUTTETO -> 41395 MINITAURUS 60 FRUTTETO MINITAURUS 60 SYNCRO PANTHER 90 PANTHER 95 RANGER 45 RANGER 45 FRUTTETO ROW CROP 80 SATURNO 80 SYNCHRO SIRENETTA SOLAR 50 -> 5300 SOLAR 55 C SOLAR 60 SOLAR 60 -> 4500 SOLAR 60 C SOLAR 60 COMPACT HD TAURUS 60 EXPORT TAURUS C TIGER 100 TIGER SIX 105 EXPORT TRIDENT 130 EXPORT VIGNERON 35 VIGNERON 45 VIGNERON 50 VIGNERON 60 VIGNERON 62 VIGNERON 70 VIGNERON 75 ANTARES ANTARES 100 ANTARES 110 ANTARES 130 ANTARES 110 II ANTARES 130 II ARGON ARGON 50 ARGON 55 F ARGON 55 CLASSIC ARGON F 55 CLASSIC ARGON 60 ARGON 65 F ARGON 70 ARGON 70 CLASSIC ARGON F 70 CLASSIC ARGON 75 F ARGON TIER 3 ARGON³ 65 -> 5001 ARGON³ 65 -> 40001 ARGON³ 75 -> 5001 ARGON³ 75 -> 45001 ARGON³ 75 P ARGON³ 80 -> 5001 ARGON³ 80 -> 90001 AUDAX AUDAX 200 AUDAX 220 COMMANDO TREM II 36 DI- LD 40 45 50 55 60 60 HD 393 LD 403 LD 403 HD 453 DX LD 453 DX HD 503 LD 503 HD 603 LD 603 HD 603 EURO EXP. LD 603 EURO EXP. HD COMMANDO TREM III 36 393 EURO T3A 403 -> SE10001L11 453 DX -> SF10001L11 503 -> S*10001L11 603 -> 21812 DIAMOND DIAMOND 215 DIAMOND 230 DIAMOND 230 DCR ->WSXJ360200LS10001 DIAMOND 230 DCR ->WSXL880200LS10001 DIAMOND 260 DIAMOND 265 DIAMOND II 230 DIAMOND II 260 DIAMOND 270 DCR ->WSXJ370200LS10001 DIAMOND 270 DCR ->WSXL910200LS10001 DORADO DORADO 55 DORADO 56 DORADO 56 EXPORT U.S.A. DORADO 60 DORADO 65 DORADO 66 DORADO 66 -> 6001 DORADO 66 EXPORT U.S.A. DORADO 70 DORADO 75 DORADO 76 DORADO 76 -> 6001 DORADO 76 EXPORT U.S.A. DORADO 85 DORADO 86 DORADO 86 -> 6001 DORADO 86 EXPORT U.S.A. DORADO³ DORADO³ 60 -> 1001 DORADO³ 60 -> 5001 DORADO³ 70 -> 15001 DORADO³ 70 -> 20001 DORADO³ 80 -> 1001/15001 DORADO³ 80 -> 5001/20001 DORADO³ 90 -> 1001/15001 DORADO³ 90 -> 5001/20001 DORADO³ 100 HI-LINE -> 1001/15001 DORADO CLASSIC DORADO 56 CLASSIC -> 9001 DORADO 66 CLASSIC -> 9001 DORADO 76 CLASSIC -> 9001 DORADO 86 CLASSIC -> 9001 DORADO³ CLASSIC DORADO³ 60 CLASSIC -> 10001 DORADO³ 70 CLASSIC -> 10001 DORADO³ 80 CLASSIC -> 10001 DORADO³ 90 CLASSIC -> 10001 DORADO³ NATURAL DORADO³ 90 Natural DORADO F DORADO F 55 DORADO F 70 DORADO F 70 -> 3001 DORADO F 70 -> 6001 DORADO F 75 DORADO F 75 -> 3001 DORADO F 75 -> 6001 DORADO F 90 DORADO F 90 -> 3001 DORADO F 90 -> 6001 DORADO F 100 DORADO F 100 -> 3001 DORADO F 100 -> 6001 DORADO S DORADO S 70 (20") DORADO S 70 (20'') -> 3001 DORADO S 70 (20'') ->7001 DORADO S 70 (24"28") DORADO S 70 (24''-28'') -> 5001 DORADO S 70 (24''-28'') ->9001 DORADO S 75 (20") DORADO S 75 (20'') -> 3001 DORADO S 75 (20'') ->7001 DORADO S 75 (24"28") DORADO S 75 (24''-28'') -> 5001 DORADO S 75 (24''-28'') ->9001 DORADO S 90 (20") DORADO S 90 (20'') ->3001 DORADO S 90 (20'') ->7001 DORADO S 90 (24"28") DORADO S 90 (24''-28'') -> 5001 DORADO S 90 (24''-28'') ->9001 DORADO S 100 (20") DORADO S 100 (20'') -> 3001 DORADO S 100 (20'') ->7001 DORADO S 100 (24"28") DORADO S 100 (24''-28'') -> 5001 DORADO S 100 (24''-28'') ->9001 DORADO V DORADO V 70 DORADO V 70 -> 3001 DORADO V 75 DORADO V 75 -> 3001 DORADO V 90 DORADO V 90 -> 3001 DORADO V 100 DORADO V 100 -> 3001 EXPLORER EXPLORER 65 EXPLORER 70 EXPLORER 75 EXPLORER 75 (New) EXPLORER 75 CLASSIC EXPLORER 75 ->S10S714WT1E13001 EXPLORER 80 EXPLORER 80 -> 30001 EXPLORER 85 EXPLORER 85 -> 35001 EXPLORER 90 TURBO EXPLORER 90 -> 30001 EXPLORER 95 EXPLORER 95 -> 35001 EXPLORER 95 CLASSIC EXPLORER

100 -> 40001 EXPLORER³ EXPLORER³ 85 EXPLORER³ 85 -> 5001 EXPLORER³ 85 E -> 50001 EXPLORER³ 85 E -> 60001 EXPLORER³ 85 CLASSIC EXPLORER³ 100 E -> 50001 EXPLORER³ 100 E -> 60001 EXPLORER³ 100 EXPLORER³ 100 -> 5001 EXPLORER³ 100 CLASSIC EXPLORER³ 115 E -> 10001 EXPLORER³ 115 E -> 20001 EXPLORER³ TIER 3 EXPLORER³ 85 -> 16001 EXPLORER³ 85 -> 20001 EXPLORER³ 90 -> 15001 EXPLORER³ 90 -> 20001 EXPLORER³ 100 -> 15001/16001 EXPLORER³ 100 -> 20001 EXPLORER³ 105 -> 15001 EXPLORER³ 105 -> 20001 EXPLORER³ 110 -> 1001 EXPLORER³ 110 -> 5001 EXPLORER³ TIER 3 NATURAL EXPLORER³ 90 NATURAL EXPLORER C EXPLORER 70 C ERGOMATIC -> 11000 EXPLORER 75 C EXPLORER 80 C ERGOMATIC EXPLORER 80 C ERGOMATIC -> 11000 EXPLORER 90 C TURBO EXPLORER II EXPLORER II 60 EXPLORER II 70 EXPLORER II 80 EXPLORER II 90 T EXPLORER II SPECIAL EXPLORER 60 II SPECIAL EXPLORER 70 II SPECIAL EXPLORER 70 II SPECIAL BASSO EXPLORER II 70 SPECIAL -> 20000 EXPLORER II 75 Special -> 20000 EXPLORER II 75 Special -> 25000 EXPLORER 80 II SPECIAL BASSO EXPLORER II 85 Special -> 20000 EXPLORER II 85 Special -> 25000 EXPLORER II 95 Special -> 10000 EXPLORER II 95 Special -> 15000 EXPLORER SPECIAL EXPLORER 60 SPECIAL EXPLORER 70 SPECIAL -> 15500 EXPLORER 75 SPECIAL -> 70001 EXPLORER 80 SPECIAL -> 15000 EXPLORER 80 SPECIAL LP EXPLORER 85 SPECIAL -> 70001 EXPLORER 90 SPECIAL -> 2500 EXPLORER 90 SPECIAL LP EXPLORER 95 SPECIAL -> 70001 EXPLORER T-TB EXPLORER 75 T EXPLORER 75 TB EXPLORER 85 T EXPLORER 85 TB EXPLORER 95 T EXPLORER 95 TB EXPLORER³ T-TB TIER 3 EXPLORER³ 85 T ->1001 EXPLORER³ 85 T ->5001 EXPLORER³ 85 TB ->1001 EXPLORER³ 85 TB ->5001 EXPLORER³ 90 T CLASSIC -> 10001 EXPLORER³ 90 T CLASSIC -> 30001 EXPLORER³ 100 T ->1001 EXPLORER³ 100 T ->5001 EXPLORER³ 100 TB->1001 EXPLORER³ 100 TB ->5001 EXPLORER³ 105 T CLASSIC -> 10001 EXPLORER³ 105 T CLASSIC -> 30001 FORTIS FORTIS 120.4 FORTIS 120.4 Infinity FORTIS 130.4 FORTIS 130.4 Infinity FORTIS 140 FORTIS 140.4 FORTIS 140 Infinity FORTIS 140.4 Infinity Fortis 150 Fortis 150.4 Fortis 150 Infinity Fortis 150.4 INFINITY Fortis 160 Fortis 160.4 Fortis 160 Infinity Fortis 160.4 INFINITY Fortis 180 Fortis 180 Infinity ->WSXU320200LS50010 Fortis 190 Fortis 190 Infinity ->WSXU400200LS50010 FRUTTETO II FRUTTETO II 55 FRUTTETO II 60 FRUTTETO II 70 FRUTTETO II 75 FRUTTETO II 75 -> 15001 FRUTTETO II 85 FRUTTETO II 90 FRUTTETO II 100 FRUTTETO³ FRUTTETO³ 80 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ 80 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ 90 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ 90 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ 100 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ 100 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ 110 -> 10001 FRUTTETO³ 110 -> 15001 FRUTTETO³ CLASSIC Frutteto³ 60 CLASSIC Compact Frutteto³ 70 CLASSIC Compact Frutteto³ 80 CLASSIC Compact Frutteto³ 80.4 CLASSIC Frutteto³ 90 CLASSIC Frutteto³ 100 CLASSIC FRUTTETO³ NATURAL Frutteto³ 80.4 Natural FRUTTETO³ S FRUTTETO³ S 80 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ S 80 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ S 90 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ S 90 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ S 90.3 -> 10001 FRUTTETO³ S 90.3 -> 15001 FRUTTETO³ S 100 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ S 100 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ S 110 -> 10001 FRUTTETO³ S 110 -> 15001 FRUTTETO³ V FRUTTETO³ V 80 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ V 80 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ V 90 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ V 90 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ V 90.3 -> 10001 FRUTTETO³ V 90.3 -> 15001 FRUTTETO³ V 100 -> 1001/10001 FRUTTETO³ V 100 -> 5001/15001 FRUTTETO³ V 110 -> 10001 FRUTTETO³ V 110 -> 15001 GOLDEN GOLDEN 60 V GOLDEN 60 COMPATTO GOLDEN 65 COMPATTO GOLDEN 75 V GOLDEN 75 COMPATTO GOLDEN 85 COMPATTO IRON IRON 100 IRON 110 IRON 120 IRON 130 IRON 130 S IRON 140 S IRON 150 IRON 150 S IRON 150.7 IRON 165 S IRON 165.7 IRON 175 S IRON 190 S IRON 200 IRON TIER 3 IRON 100 -> ZKDJ930200TS10001 IRON 110 -> ZKDL290200TS10001 IRON 115 DCR -> ZKDL300200TS10001 IRON 115 DCR -> ZKDT680200TS10001 IRON 125 DCR -> ZKDL310200TS10001 IRON

130 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 IRON 130 DCR -> 20001 IRON 135 DCR 4V IRON 140 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 IRON 140 DCR 4V IRON 140 DCR -> 20001 IRON 155 DCR 4V IRON 160 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 IRON 160 DCR -> 20001 IRON 160 DCR 4V IRON 175 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 IRON 175 DCR -> 20001 IRON 185 DCR IRON 185 DCR -> 20001 IRON 210 IRON³ TIER 3 IRON³ 190 DCR ->ZKDS7802W0LS10010 IRON³ 190 DCR ->ZKDU0502W0LS10010 IRON³ 210 DCR -> 10010 IRON³ 220 DCR IRON CONTINUO IRON 150.7 CONTINUO IRON 165.7 CONTINUO IRON CONTINUO TIER 3 IRON 115 DCR 4V CONTINUO IRON 125 DCR 4V CONTINUO IRON 135 DCR 4V CONTINUO IRON 150 CONTINUO DCR IRON 170 CONTINUO DCR IRON 190 CONTINUO DCR -> 10001 IRON HI-LINE IRON 100 HI-LINE IRON 110 HI-LINE IRON 120 HI-LINE IRON 130 HI-LINE IRON 150 HI-LINE IRON 150.7 HI-LINE IRON 165.7 HI-LINE IRON 180.7 HI-LINE IRON HI-LINE TIER 3 IRON 110 HI-LINE ->ZKDL420200TS15001 IRON 115 HI-LINE DCR ->ZKDL430200TS15001 IRON 115 HI-LINE DCR ->ZKDT720200TS15001 IRON 125 HI-LINE DCR ->ZKDL440200TS15001 IRON 135 HI-LINE DCR 4V IRON 140 HI-LINE DCR IRON 140 HI-LINE DCR 4V IRON 140 HI-LINE DCR -> 20001 IRON 155 HI-LINE DCR 4V IRON 160 HI-LINE DCR IRON 160 HI-LINE DCR 4V IRON 160 HI-LINE DCR -> 20001 IRON 175 HI-LINE DCR IRON 175 DCR HI-LINE -> 20001 IRON 185 HI-LINE DCR IRON 185 DCR HI-LINE -> 20001 KRYPTON KRYPTON 80 KRYPTON 80 -> 1100 KRYPTON 90 KRYPTON 90 -> 1100 KRYPTON 90 -> 2001 KRYPTON 95 KRYPTON 100 KRYPTON 100 -> 1100 KRYPTON 100 -> 2001 KRYPTON 105 KRYPTON F KRYPTON F 78 C KRYPTON F 78 C -> 2001 KRYPTON F 78 M KRYPTON F 78 M -> 2001 KRYPTON F 78 N KRYPTON F 78 N -> 2001 KRYPTON F 80 C KRYPTON F 80 N KRYPTON F 88 C KRYPTON F 88 C -> 2001 KRYPTON F 88 M KRYPTON F 88 M -> 2001 KRYPTON F 88 N KRYPTON F 88 N -> 2001 KRYPTON F 90 M-N-C KRYPTON F 98 C KRYPTON F 98 C -> 2001 KRYPTON F 98 M KRYPTON F 98 M -> 2001 KRYPTON F 98 N KRYPTON F 98 N -> 2001 KRYPTON F 100 M-N KRYPTON V KRYPTON V 70 C-N KRYPTON V 80 N-M-L KRYPTON³ TIER 3 KRYPTON³ 80 V N-M-L-C ->2001 KRYPTON³ 90 F -> 2001 KRYPTON³ 100 F -> 2001 KRYPTON³ 110 KRYPTON³ 110 SIX LASER LASER 85 TRANSPORTER LASER 100 LASER 100 -> 5001 LASER 110 LASER 110 -> 6001 LASER 110 -> 10001 LASER 115 -> 10001 LASER 125 LASER 130 LASER 130 -> 6001 LASER 130 -> 10001 LASER 150 LASER 150 -> 6001 LASER 150 -> 6075 LASER 150 -> 10001 LASER 170 -> 10001 LASER³ LASER³ 140 LASER³ 160 ROCK ROCK 55 C ROCK 55 N ROCK 55 M ROCK 60 C ROCK 60 SC ROCK 60 N ROCK 60 M ROCK 70 C ROCK 70 N ROCK 70 M ROLLER ROLLER 55 W ROLLER 70 W ROW CROP ROW CROP 90 ROW CROP 100 ROW CROP 100.6 RUBIN RUBIN 120 RUBIN 135 RUBIN 150 RUBIN 160 RUBIN 160 GALILEO RUBIN 180 RUBIN 180 GALILEO RUBIN 200 RUBIN 200 GALILEO SILVER SILVER 80 SILVER 85 SILVER 90 SILVER 95 SILVER 95 -> 10001 SILVER 100.4 SILVER 100.6 SILVER 105 SILVER 105 -> 10001 SILVER 110 ( 4 CYL. ) SILVER 110 SILVER 110 -> 3001 SILVER 110 -> 10001 SILVER 115 -> 5001 SILVER 115 -> 10001 SILVER 130 SILVER 130 -> 3001 SILVER 130 -> 5001 SILVER 130 -> 10001 SILVER 160 SILVER 180 SILVER³ SILVER³ 100 -> 10001 / 15001 SILVER³ 110 -> 15001 SILVER³ 100 CONTINUO SILVER³ 110 CONTINUO SOLARIS SOLARIS 25 SOLARIS 25 ->5001 SOLARIS 25 HYDRO SOLARIS 25 HYDRO -> 2001 SOLARIS 30 SOLARIS 35 SOLARIS 35 -> 5001 SOLARIS 35 -> 10001 SOLARIS 35 WIND SOLARIS 35 H.D. SOLARIS 40 SOLARIS 40 -> 6001 SOLARIS 45 SOLARIS 45 -> 5001 SOLARIS 45 -> 10001 SOLARIS 45 -> 15001 SOLARIS 50 SOLARIS 50 -> 6001 SOLARIS 55 -> 10001 SOLARIS 55 -> 15001 SOLARIS TIER 3 SOLARIS 35 ->20001 SOLARIS 45 ->ZKDS1202V0MS20001 SOLARIS 45 ->ZKDS2302V0MS20001 SOLARIS 55 ->ZKDS1302V0MS20001 SOLARIS 55 ->ZKDS2402V0MS20001 TIGER TIGER 50 E ->S10S453WT1E1001 Tiger 50 -> 50001 Tiger 50 -> 60001 TIGER 60 E ->S10S553WT1E1001 TIGER 60 ->S10S523WTE1001 TIGER 70 E ->S10S653WT1E1001 TIGER 70

->S10S673WTE1001 TIGER 75.4 E ->S10S714WT1E10001 TIGER 75.4 ->S10S704WTE15001 TIGER 80.4 E ->S10S714WX1E40001 TIGER 80.4 -> S10S704WTE45001 TIGER TIER 3 Tiger 50 -> 70001 Tiger 65 -> 1001 Tiger 65 -> 30001 Tiger 75 -> 1001 Tiger 75 -> 35001 TITAN TITAN 145 TITAN 150 -> 3001 TITAN 160 TITAN 165 -> 3001 TITAN 190 TITAN 190 -> 3001 SUPERTITAN VIRTUS Virtus 100 Virtus 100 Infinity Virtus 110 Virtus 110 Infinity Virtus 120 -> ZKDY7302W0TS10001 Virtus 120 -> ZKDAZ902W0TS20001 Virtus 120 Infinity -> ZKDY8502W0TS10001 Virtus 120 Infinity -> ZKDBA302W0TS20001 Virtus 130 Virtus 130 Infinity VIRTUS J Virtus J 90 -> ZKDY330200TS10001 Virtus J 100 -> ZKDY370200TS10001 Virtus J 100 -> ZKDY450200TS10001 Virtus J 110 -> ZKDY410200TS10001 Virtus J 110 -> ZKDY490200TS10001 Virtus J 120 -> ZKDY530200TS10001 WALKER Walker 30 Walker 40 Walker 50 L-FRONT LOADERS L10 L10H L10M L15 L15H L15M L30 L30H L30M L35 L35H L35M L50 L50H L50M LM71 LAMBORGHINI \------------- OLD MODELS 105 FORMULA 115 FORMULA 135 FORMULA 345 345 F 550 DT 600 660-V 674 674-70 700 774 774-80 775 - F 775-V C 362 C 453 C 483 C 503 C 553 C 533 C 554 C 583 C 603 C 653 C 664 C 674 -> 1001 C 674-70 ERGOMATIC -> 10001 C 683 C 684 C 754 C 774 774-80 C 784 R 1056 R 1156 R 1256 R 1556 1706 R 235 R 483 R 503 R 513 V R 550 R550-550 DT -> 12600 R 573-60N R 574-60N R 583 R 603 R 613 V R 653 R 653 FRUTTETO R 660 FR R 660-660 DT R 660-660 DT -> 11500 R 674-5 R 674-70 N R 683 R 684 R 684 Frutteto R 714 V R 724 R 784 R 854 R 874-90 T R 874 T R 955 674-70 N 774-80 N 674-70 N -> 12000 774-80 N -> 12000 956-100 1106 1306 1506 956-100 1106 1306 1506 AGILE 660-S AGILE 770-S AGILE 880-S AGILE 990-S AGILE 660-V AGILE 775-V AGILE C Ergomatic C 674-70 ERGOMATIC -> 11000 C 774-80 ERGOMATIC -> 11000 C 874-90 TURBO ERGOMATIC C. C. 90 -> 2001 C. 95 C. 100 -> 2001 C. 105 C. 110 C.110 SIX CF CF. 78L CF. 78L -> 2001 CF. 78N CF. 78N -> 2001 CF. 78ST CF. 78ST -> 2001 CF. 80N CF. 80ST CF. 88L CF. 88L -> 2001 CF. 88N CF. 88N -> 2001 CF. 88ST CF. 88ST -> 2001 CF. 90 -> 2001 CF. 90 N-L-ST CF. 98L CF. 98L -> 2001 CF. 98N CF. 98N -> 2001 CF. 98ST CF. 98ST -> 2001 CF. 100 L-N CF. 100 -> 2001 CHAMPION CHAMPION 120 CHAMPION 135 CHAMPION 150 CHAMPION 160 CHAMPION 160 INTEL-CAB CHAMPION 180 CHAMPION 180 INTEL-CAB CHAMPION 200 CHAMPION 200 INTEL-CAB CRONO CRONO 554-50 CRONO 554-55 F CRONO 564-60 CRONO 564-65 F CRONO 574-70 CRONO 574-75 F CRONO TARGET CRONO 55 TARGET CRONO F 55 TARGET CRONO 70 TARGET CRONO F 70 TARGET CRONO TIER 3 CRONO 65 -> 5001 CRONO 75 -> 5001 CRONO 75 P CRONO 80 -> 5001 CROSS CROSS 75 -> 70001 CROSS 85 -> 70001 CROSS 95 -> 70001 CV CV 70 C-N CV 80 N-M-L CV 80 C-N-M-L ->2001 F PLUS 660-F PLUS 775-F PLUS 880-F PLUS 990-F PLUS PLUS 55 F PLUS 70 F PLUS 75 F PLUS 90 F PLUS 100 F FORMULA FORMULA 115 -> 3001 FORMULA 135 -> 3001 GRAND PRIX 674-70 GRAND PRIX 774-80 GRAND PRIX 874-90T GRAND PRIX GRAND PRIX 75 TARGET GRAND PRIX 95 TARGET GRIMPER GRIMPER 555-ST GRIMPER 555-N GRIMPER 555-L GRIMPER 560-ST GRIMPER 560-SST GRIMPER 560-N GRIMPER 560-L GRIMPER 570-ST GRIMPER 570-N GRIMPER 570-L HIGH CLEARANCE HIGH CLEARANCE 90 LAMPO LAMPO 55 W LAMPO 70 W MACH T4I VRT Mach 210 T4i VRT Mach 230 T4i VRT Mach 250 T4i VRT N CROSS 574-60 N CROSS 674-70 N CROSS 674-70 N CROSS BASSO CROSS 674-75 N -> 15000 CROSS 674-75 N -> 20000 CROSS 774-85 N -> 15000 CROSS 774-85 N -> 20000 CROSS 874-95 N -> 1001 CROSS 874-95 N -> 5001 NITRO TIER 4I Nitro 100 T4i Nitro 100 T4i Hi-Profile Nitro 110 T4i Nitro 110 T4i Hi-Profile Nitro 120 T4i -> ZKDY7402W0TL10001 Nitro 120 T4i -> ZKDBA002W0TL20001 Nitro 120 T4i Hi-Profile -> ZKDY8602W0TL10001 Nitro 120 T4i Hi-Profile -> ZKDBA402W0TL20001 Nitro 130 T4i Nitro 130 T4i Hi-Profile NITRO R TIER 4I Nitro R 90 T4i -> ZKDY340200TL10001 Nitro R 100 T4i -> ZKDY380200TL10001 Nitro R 100 T4i -> ZKDY460200TL10001 Nitro R 110 T4i -> ZKDY420200TL10001 Nitro R 110 T4i -> ZKDY500200TL10001 Nitro R 120 T4i -> ZKDY540200TL10001

NITRO TIER 4I VRT NITRO 100 T4i VRT NITRO 110 T4i VRT NITRO 120 T4i VRT NITRO 130 T4i VRT PREMIUM 850 PREMIUM 950 PREMIUM 1050 PREMIUM 1060 PREMIUM PREMIUM 1100 PREMIUM 1100 -> 3001 PREMIUM 1300 PREMIUM 1300 -> 3001 PREMIUM 1600 PREMIUM 1800 R R 1106 -> 6001 R 1306 -> 6001 R 1306 -> 7001 R 1506 -> 6001 R 1506 -> 7001 R1 R1.30 R1.35 -> 10001 R1.40 R1.40 -> 6001 R1.45 -> 10001 R1.45 -> 15001 R1.50 R1.50 -> 6001 R1.55 -> 10001 R1.55 -> 15001 R1 TIER 3 R1.35 ->20001 R1.45 ->ZKDS1502V0ML20001 R1.45 ->ZKDS2502V0ML20001 R1.55 ->ZKDS1602V0ML20001 R1.55 ->ZKDS2602V0ML20001 R2 R2.56 R2.66 R2.66 -> 6001 R2.76 R2.76 -> 6001 R2.86 R2.86 -> 6001 R2 TIER 3 R2.60 -> 1001 R2.60 -> 5001 R2.70 -> 15001 R2.70 -> 20001 R2.80 -> 1001/15001 R2.80 -> 5001/20001 R2.90 -> 1001/15001 R2.90 -> 5001/20001 R2.100 HI-PROFILE -> 1001/15001 R2 TARGET R2.56 TARGET -> 9001 R2.66 TARGET -> 9001 R2.76 TARGET -> 9001 R2.86 TARGET -> 9001 R2 TARGET TIER 3 R2.60 TARGET -> 10001 R2.70 TARGET -> 10001 R2.80 TARGET -> 10001 R2.90 TARGET -> 10001 R2 TREND R2.90 Trend R3 R3.75 R3.75 T R3.75 TB R3.80 -> 1001 R3.85 R3.85 -> 5001 R3.85 T R3.85 TB R3.90 -> 1001 R3.95 R3.95 -> 5001 R3.95 T R3.95 TB R3.100 -> 10001 R3 EVO R3 EVO 85 R3 EVO 85 -> 5001 R3 EVO 85 TARGET R3 EVO 100 R3 EVO 100 -> 5001 R3 EVO 100 TARGET R3 EVO TIER 3 R3 EVO 85 -> 16001 R3 EVO 85 -> 20001 R3 EVO 100 -> 16001 R3 EVO 100 -> 20001 R3 EVO 110 -> 1001 R3 EVO 110 -> 5001 R3 TIER 3 R3.90 -> 15001 R3.90 -> 20001 R3.105 -> 15001 R3.105 -> 20001 R3 TREND R3.90 Trend R3 T-TB TIER 3 R3 85 T ->1001 R3 85 T ->5001 R3.90 T TARGET -> 10001 R3 85 TB ->1001 R3 85 TB ->5001 R3 100 T ->1001 R3 100 T ->5001 R3.105 T TARGET -> 10001 R3 100 TB ->1001 R3 100 TB ->5001 R4 R4.85 R4.95 R4.95 -> 10001 R4.105 R4.105 -> 10001 R4.110 R4.110 -> 10001 R4 TIER 3 R4.100 -> 10001 R4.110 -> 15001 R4.100 VRT R4.110 VRT R5 R5.100 -> 5001 R5.110 -> 10001 R5.115 -> 5001 R5.115 -> 10001 R5.130 -> 5001 R5.130 -> 10001 R5.130 -> 12001 R5.150 -> 10001 R5 EVO TIER 3 R5.140 EVO R5.160 EVO R6 R6.100 R6.110 R6.120 R6.130 R6.130 S R6.140 S R6.150 R6.150 S R6.150.7 R6.165 S R6.165.7 R6 TIER 3 R6.100 -> ZKDJ830200TL10001 R6.110 -> ZKDL320200TL10001 R6.115 DCR -> ZKDL330200TL10001 R6.115 DCR -> ZKDT690200TL10001 R6.125 DCR -> ZKDL340200TL10001 R6.130 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 R6.130 DCR -> 20001 R6.135 DCR 4V R6.140 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 R6.140 DCR 4V R6.140 DCR -> 20001 R6.155 DCR 4V R6.160 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 R6.160 DCR 4V R6.160 DCR -> 20001 R6.175 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 R6.175 DCR -> 20001 R6.185 DCR R6.185 DCR -> 20001 R6 HI-PROFILE R6.100 HI-PROFILE R6.110 HI-PROFILE R6.120 HI-PROFILE R6.130 HI-PROFILE R6.150 HI-PROFILE R6.150.7 HI-PROFILE R6.165.7 HI-PROFILE R6.180.7 HI-PROFILE R6 HI-PROFILE TIER 3 R6.110 HI-PROFILE ->ZKDL450200TL15001 R6.115 HI-PROFILE DCR ->ZKDL460200TL15001 R6.115 HI-PROFILE DCR ->ZKDT730200TL15001 R6.125 HI-PROFILE DCR ->ZKDL470200TL15001 R6.135 HI-PROFILE DCR 4V R6.140 HI-PROFILE DCR R6.140 HI-PROFILE DCR 4V R6.140 HI-PROFILE DCR -> 20001 R6.155 HI-PROFILE DCR 4V R6.160 HI-PROFILE DCR R6.160 HI-PROFILE DCR 4V R6.160 HI-PROFILE DCR -> 20001 R6.175 HI-PROFILE DCR R6.175 DCR HI-PROFILE -> 20001 R6.185 HI-PROFILE DCR R6.185 DCR HI-PROFILE -> 20001 R6 TIER 4I R6.120.4 T4i R6.120.4 T4i Hi Profile R6.130.4 T4i R6.130.4 T4i Hi Profile R6.140 T4i R6.140.4 T4i R6.140 T4i Hi Profile R6.140.4 T4i Hi Profile R6.150 T4i R6.150.4 T4i R6.150 T4i Hi-Profile R6.150.4 T4i Hi-Profile R6.160 T4i R6.160.4 T4i R6.160 T4i Hi-Profile R6.160.4 T4i Hi-Profile R6.180 T4i R6.180 T4i Hi-Profile R6.190 T4i R6.190 T4i Hi-Profile R6 VTR R6.150.7 VRT R6.165.7 VRT R6 VRT TIER 3 R6.115 DCR 4V VRT R6.125 DCR 4V VRT R6.135 DCR 4V VRT R6. 150 VRT DCR R6. 170 VRT DCR R6. 190 VRT DCR -> 10001 R6 VRT TIER 4I R6.120.4 T4i VRT R6.130.4 T4i VRT R6.140.4 T4i VRT R6.140 T4i VRT R6.150.4 T4i VRT R6.160 T4i VRT R6.160.4 T4i VRT R6.180 T4i VRT R6.190 T4i VRT R6.210 T4i VRT ->WSXV850400LL50010 R6.230 T4i VRT

->WSXV890400LL50010 R6.250 T4i VRT ->WSXV930400LL50010 R7 R7.175 S R7.190 S R7.200 R7 TIER 3 R7.190 DCR ->ZKDS7902W0LL10010 R7.190 DCR ->ZKDU0602W0LL10010 R7.210 R7.210 DCR -> 10010 R7.220 DCR R8 R8.215 R8.230 DCR ->WSXJ390200LL10001 R8.230 DCR ->WSXL890200LL10001 R8.265 R8.270 DCR ->WSXJ400200LL10001 R8.270 DCR ->WSXL920200LL10001 RACING RACING 150 RACING 150 -> 3001 RACING 165 RACING 165 -> 3001 RACING 190 RACING 190 -> 3001 RACING HI.PER. REKORD REKORD 50 E ->L10S453WT1E1001 REKORD 60 E ->L10S553WT1E1001 Rekord 60 ->L10S523WTE1001 REKORD 70 E ->L10S653WT1E1001 Rekord 70 ->L10S673WTE1001 REKORD 75.4 E ->L10S714WT1E10001 Rekord 75.4 -> L10S704WXE15001 REKORD 80.4 E->L10S714WX1E40001 Rekord 80.4 -> L10S704WTE45001 REKORD TIER 3 Rekord 65 Rekord 75 RF RF.55 RF.70 RF.70 -> 3001 RF.70 -> 6001 RF.75 RF.75 -> 3001 RF.75 -> 6001 RF.90 RF.90 -> 3001 RF.90 -> 6001 RF.100 RF.100 -> 3001 RF.100 -> 6001 RF TIER 3 RF.80 -> 1001/10001 RF.80 -> 5001/15001 RF.90 -> 1001/10001 RF.90 -> 5001/15001 RF.100 -> 1001/10001 RF.100 -> 5001/15001 RF.110 -> 10001 RF.110 -> 15001 RF TARGET RF.60 TARGET Compact RF.70 TARGET Compact RF.80 TARGET Compact RF 80.4 TARGET RF 90 TARGET RF 100 TARGET RF TREND RF.80.4 Trend RS RS.70 (20") RS.70 (20'') -> 3001 RS.70 (20'') -> 7001 RS.70 (24"-28") RS.70 (24''-28'') -> 5001 RS.70 (24''-28'') ->9001 RS.75 (20") RS.75 (20'') -> 3001 RS.75 (20'') -> 7001 RS.75 (24"-28") RS.75 (24''-28'') -> 5001 RS.75 (24''-28'') ->9001 RS.90 (20") RS.90 (20'') -> 3001 RS.90 (20'') -> 7001 RS.90 (24"-28") RS.90 (24''-28'') -> 5001 RS.90 (24''-28'') ->9001 RS.100 (20") RS.100 (20'') -> 3001 RS.100 (20'') -> 7001 RS.100 (24"-28") RS.100 (24''-28'') -> 5001 RS.100 (24''-28'') ->9001 RS TIER 3 RS.80 -> 1001/10001 RS.80 -> 5001/15001 RS.90 -> 1001/10001 RS.90 -> 5001/15001 RS.90.3 -> 10001 RS.90.3 -> 15001 RS.100 -> 1001/10001 RS.100 -> 5001/15001 RS.110 -> 10001 RS.110 -> 15001 RUNNER RUNNER 250 RUNNER 250 -> 5001 RUNNER 250 JET RUNNER 250 JET -> 2001 RUNNER 350 RUNNER 350 -> 5001 RUNNER 350A RUNNER 350 H.D. RUNNER 450 RUNNER 450 -> 5001 RV RV.70 RV.70 -> 3001 RV.75 RV.75 -> 3001 RV.90 RV.90 -> 3001 RV.100 RV.100 -> 3001 RV TIER 3 RV.80 -> 1001/10001 RV.80 -> 5001/15001 RV.90 -> 1001/10001 RV.90 -> 5001/15001 RV.90.3 -> 10001 RV.90.3 -> 15001 RV.100 -> 1001/10001 RV.100 -> 5001/15001 RV.110 -> 10001 RV.110 -> 15001 SPRINT 654-55 SPRINT 664-65 SPRINT 674-75 SPRINT 684-85 SPRINT SPRINT 664-60 SPRINT 674-70 TRIUMPH TRIUMPH 80 TRIUMPH 90 TRIUMPH 100 VICTORY VICTORY 230 VICTORY 260 VICTORY PLUS 230 VICTORY PLUS 260 L - FRONT LOADERS L10 L10H L10M L15 L15H L15M L30 L30H L30M L35 L35H L35M L50 L50H L50M LM71 HURLIMANN \----------- OLD MODELS H-351 H-351 -> 2000 H-356 H-358 H-361 H-361 -> 1500 H-361 F H-361 V H-4105 ELITE H-466 H-468 H-466.4 H-468.4 H-476 H-476 F H-478 H-486 T H-488 T H-496 T H-5116 T H-6115 ELITE H-6135 ELITE H-6136 H 6170 T CLUB H-358-4 CLUB H-468-4 CLUB H-468-4 CLUB BASSO ELITE XB ELITE 6115-XB ELITE 6135-XB H H-362 H-372 H-478-4 -> 10500 JOKER JOKER 50 E ->H10S453WT1E1001 JOKER 60 E ->H10S553WT1E1001 Joker 60 ->H10S523WTE1001 JOKER 70 E ->H10S653WT1E1001 Joker 70 ->H10S673WTE1001 JOKER 75.4 E ->H10S714WT1E10001 Joker 75.4 ->H10S704WXE15001 JOKER 80.4 E ->H10S714WX1E40001 Joker 80.4 -> H10S704WTE45001 JOKER TIER 3 Joker 65 -> 1001 Joker 75 -> 1001 MASTER MASTER H-6165 MASTER H-6165 -> 2001 MASTER H-6190 MASTER H-6190 -> 2001 MASTER H.P. PRESTIGE H-358 PRESTIGE H-468 PRESTIGE H-478 PRESTIGE H-488T PRESTIGE PRESTIGE 75 TRADITION PRESTIGE 95 TRADITION PRINCE PRINCE 30 PRINCE 35 -> 10001 PRINCE 40 PRINCE 40 -> 6001 PRINCE 45 -> 10001 PRINCE 45 -> 15001 PRINCE 50 PRINCE 50 -> 6001 PRINCE 55 -> 10001 PRINCE 55 -> 15001 PRINCE 325 PRINCE 325 -> 5001 PRINCE 325 XV PRINCE 325 XV -> 2001 PRINCE 335 PRINCE 435 PRINCE 435 -> 5001 PRINCE 435 H.D. PRINCE 445 PRINCE 445 -> 5001 PRINCE TIER 3

PRINCE 35 ->20001 PRINCE 45 ->ZKDS1802V0MH20001 PRINCE 45 ->ZKDS2702V0MH20001 PRINCE 55 ->ZKDS1902V0MH20001 PRINCE 55 ->ZKDS2802V0MH20001 SX SX-1200 SX-1350 SX-1500 SX-1600 SX-1800 SX-2000 XA XA-56 XA-66 XA-66 -> 3001 XA-76 XA-76 -> 3001 XA-86 XA-86 -> 3001 XA-606 XA-607 XA-655 XA-656T XA-657 XA-658 XA TIER 3 XA 60 -> 1001 XA 60 -> 5001 XA 70 -> 15001 XA 70 -> 20001 XA 80 -> 1001/15001 XA 80 -> 5001/20001 XA 90 -> 1001/15001 XA 90 -> 5001/20001 XA 100 HI-LEVEL -> 1001/15001 XA TRADITION XA-56 TRADITION -> 6001 XA-66 TRADITION -> 6001 XA-76 TRADITION -> 6001 XA-86 TRADITION -> 6001 XA TRADITION TIER 3 XA 60 TRADITION -> 25001 XA 70 TRADITION -> 10001 XA 80 TRADITION -> 25001 XA 90 TRADITION -> 10001 XB XB-75 T XB-75 TB XB 85 XB-85 T XB-85 TB XB 95 XB-95 T XB-95 TB XB MAX XB MAX 85 XB MAX 85 -> 5001 XB MAX 85 TRADITION XB MAX 100 XB MAX 100 -> 5001 XB MAX 100 TRADITION XB MAX TIER 3 XB MAX 85 -> 16001 XB MAX 85 -> 20001 XB MAX 100 -> 16001 XB MAX 100 -> 20001 XB MAX 110 -> 1001 XB MAX 110 -> 5001 XB TIER 3 XB 90 -> 15001 XB 90 -> 20001 XB 105 -> 15001 XB 105 -> 20001 XB T-TB TIER 3 XB 85 T ->1001 XB 85 T ->5001 XB 90 T TRADITION -> 10001 XB 85 TB ->1001 XB 85 TB ->5001 XB 100 T ->1001 XB 100 T ->5001 XB 105 T TRADITION -> 10001 XB 100 TB ->1001 XB 100 TB ->5001 XE H-305-XE H-306-XE H-307-XE H-355 F-XE H-365 F-XE H-375 F-XE XE TRADITION XE 55 TRADITION XE F 55 TRADITION XE 70 TRADITION XE F 70 TRADITION XE TIER 3 XE 65 -> 5001 XE 75 -> 5001 XE 80 -> 5001 XF H 55 XF XF-55 H 70 XF XF-70 XF-70 -> 3001 XF-70 -> 6001 H 75 XF XF-75 XF-75 -> 3001 XF-75 -> 6001 H 90 XF XF-90 XF-90 -> 3001 XF-90 -> 6001 H 100 XF XF-100 XF-100 -> 3001 XF-100 -> 6001 H-361-XF H-476-XF H-481-XF H-491-XF XF TIER 3 XF80 -> 1001/10001 XF80 -> 5001/15001 XF90 -> 1001/10001 XF90 -> 5001/15001 XF100 -> 1001/10001 XF100 -> 5001/15001 XF110 -> 10001 XF110 -> 15001 XF TRADITION XF 60 TRADITION Compact XF 70 TRADITION Compact XF 80 TRADITION Compact XF 80.4 TRADITION XF 90 TRADITION XF 100 TRADITION XL XL130 XL150 XL150.7 XL165.7 XL TIER 3 XL 130 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 XL 130 DCR -> 20001 XL 135 DCR 4V XL 140 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 XL 140 DCR -> 20001 XL 155 DCR 4V XL 160 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 XL 160 DCR -> 20001 XL 175 DCR -> 10010 -> 30000 XL 175 DCR -> 20001 XL 185 DCR XL 185 DCR -> 20001 XL HI-LEVEL XL130 HI-LEVEL XL150 HI-LEVEL XL150.7 HI-LEVEL XL165.7 HI-LEVEL XL 180.7 HI-LEVEL XL HI-LEVEL TIER 3 XL 135 HI-LEVEL DCR 4V XL 140 HI-LEVEL DCR XL 140 HI-LEVEL DCR -> 20001 XL 155 HI-LEVEL DCR 4V XL 160 HI-LEVEL DCR XL 160 HI-LEVEL DCR -> 20001 XL 175 HI-LEVEL DCR XL 175 DCR HI-LEVEL -> 20001 XL 185 HI-LEVEL DCR XL 185 DCR HI-LEVEL -> 20001 XL TIER 4 XL 120.4 T4I XL 120.4 T4I HI-LEVEL XL 130.4 T4I XL 130.4 T4I HI-LEVEL XL 140 T4I XL 140.4 T4I XL 140 T4I HI-LEVEL XL 140.4 T4I HI-LEVEL XL 150.4 T4I XL 150.4 T4I HI-LEVEL XL 160.4 T4I XL 160.4 T4I HI-LEVEL XM XM 90 XM 90 HI-LEVEL XM 100 XM 100 HI-LEVEL XM 110 XM 110 HI-LEVEL XM 120 XM 120 HI-LEVEL XM TIER 3 XM 100->ZKDJ880200TH10001 XM 110->ZKDL350200TH10001 XM 115 DCR->ZKDL360200TH10001 XM 115 DCR->ZKDT700200TH10001 XM 125 DCR->ZKDL370200TH10001 XM HI-LEVEL TIER 3 XM 110 HI-LEVEL ->ZKDL480200TH15001 XM 115 HI-LEVEL DCR ->ZKDL490200TH15001 XM 115 HI-LEVEL DCR ->ZKDT740200TH15001 XM 125 HI-LEVEL DCR ->ZKDL500200TH15001 XM TIER 4 XM 100 T4I XM 100 T4I HI-LEVEL XM 110 T4I XM 110 T4I HI-LEVEL XM 120 T4I -> ZKDY7502W0TH10001 XM 120 T4I -> ZKDBA102W0TH20001 XM 120 T4I HI-LEVEL -> ZKDY8702W0TH10001 XM 120 T4I HI-LEVEL -> ZKDBA502W0TH20001 XM 130 T4I XM 130 T4I HI-LEVEL XM.K TIER 4 XM.K 90 T4I -> ZKDY350200TH10001 XM.K 100 T4I -> ZKDY390200TH10001 XM.K 100 T4I -> ZKDY470200TH10001 XM.K 110 T4I -> ZKDY430200TH10001 XM.K 110 T4I -> ZKDY510200TH10001 XM.K 120 T4I -> ZKDY550200TH10001 XM TIER 4 V-DRIVE XM 100 T4I V-DRIVE XM 110 T4I V-DRIVE XM 120 T4I V-DRIVE XM 130 T4I V-DRIVE XN XN-706 XN-707 XN-708

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XN-709 XS XS-70(20") XS-70 (20'') -> 3001 XS-70 (20'') ->7001 XS-70(24"-28") XS-70 (24''-28'') -> 5001 XS-70 (24''-28'') ->9001 XS-75(20") XS-75 (20'') -> 3001 XS-75 (20'') ->7001 XS-75(24"-28") XS-75 (24''-28'') -> 5001 XS-75 (24''-28'') ->9001 XS-90(20") XS-90 (20'') -> 3001 XS-90 (20'') ->7001 XS-90(24"-28") XS-90 (24''-28'') -> 5001 XS-90 (24''-28'') ->9001 XS-100(20") XS-100 (20'') -> 3001 XS-100 (20'') ->7001 XS-100(24"-28") XS-100 (24''-28'') -> 5001 XS-100 (24''-28'') ->9001 XS TIER 3 XS80 -> 1001/10001 XS80 -> 5001/15001 XS90 -> 1001/10001 XS90 -> 5001/15001 XS90.3-> 10001 XS90.3 -> 15001 XS100 -> 1001/10001 XS100 -> 5001/15001 XS110 -> 10001 XS110 -> 15001 XT XT-908 XT-909 XT-910.4 XT-910.6 XT-911 XT-911 -> 3001 XT-913 XT-913 -> 3001 XT-85 XT-95 XT-95 -> 10001 XT-105 XT-105 -> 10001 XT-110 XT-110 -> 10001 XT 115 -> 5001 XT 115 -> 10001 XT 130 -> 5001 XT 130 -> 10001 XT TIER 3 XT 100 -> 10001 XT 110 -> 15001 XT 100 V-DRIVE XT 110 V-DRIVE XT 140 XT 160 XV TIER 3 XV80 -> 1001/10001 XV80 -> 5001/15001 XV90 -> 1001/10001 XV90 -> 5001/15001 XV90.3 -> 10001 XV90.3 -> 15001 XV100 -> 1001/10001 XV100 -> 5001/15001 XV110 -> 10001 XV110 -> 15001 L-FRONT LOADERS L10 L10H L10M L15 L15H L15M L30 L30H L30M L35 L35H L35M L50 L50H L50M LM71 Regards.

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And the words were uttered with a certain significance that Beecher well understood as a command.

It was past midnight when Annesley Beecher returned to the hotel, and both Davis and his daughter had already gone to their rooms.

“Did your master leave any message for me?” said he to the groom, who acted as Davis's valet.

“No, sir, not a word.”

“Do you know, would he see me? Could you ask him?” said he.

The man disappeared for a few minutes, and then coming back, said, “Mr. Davis is fast asleep, sir, and I dare not disturb him.”

“Of course not,” said Beecher, and turned away.

“How that fellow can go to bed and sleep, after such a business as that!” muttered Beecher, as he drew his chair towards the fire, and sat ruminating over the late incident. It was in a spirit of triumphant satisfaction that he called to mind the one solitary point in which he was the superior of Davis,—class and condition,—and he revelled in the thought that men like Grog make nothing but blunders when they attempt the habits of those above them. “With all his shrewdness,” said he to himself, half aloud, “he could not perceive that he has been trying an impossibility. She is beyond them all in beauty, her manners are perfect, her breeding unexceptionable; and yet, there she is, Grog Davis's daughter! Ay, Grog, my boy, you 'll see it one of these days. It 's all to no use. Enter her for what stakes you like, she 'll be always disqualified. There 's only one thing carries these attempts through,—if you could give her a pot of money. Yes, Master Davis, there are fellows—and with good blood in their veins— that, for fifty or sixty thousand pounds, would marry even your daughter.” With this last remark he finished all his reflections, and proceeded to prepare for bed.

Sleep, however, would not come; he was restless and uneasy; the incident in the theatre might get abroad, and his own name be mentioned; or it might be that Hamilton, knowing well who and what Davis was, would look to him, Beecher, for satisfaction. There

was another pleasant eventuality,—to be drawn into a quarrel and shot for Grog Davis's daughter! To be the travelling-companion of such a man was bad enough; to risk being seen with him on railroads and steamboats was surely sufficient; but to be paraded in places of public amusement, to be dragged before the well-dressed world, not as his chance associate, but as a member of his domestic circle, chaperoning his daughter to the opera, was downright intolerable! And thus was it that this man, who had been dunned and insulted by creditors, hunted from place to place by sheriff's officers, browbeaten by bankruptcy practitioners, stigmatized by the press, haunted all the while by a conscience that whispered there was even worse hanging over him, yet did he feel more real terror from the thought of how he would be regarded by his own “order” for this unseemly intimacy, than shame for all his deeper and graver transgressions.

“No,” said he, at last, springing from his bed, and lighting his candle, “I 'll be off. I 'll cut my lucky, Master Grog; and here goes to write you half a dozen lines to break the fact to you. I 'll call it a sudden thought—a notion—that I ought to see Lackington at once. I 'll say that I could n't think of subjecting Miss Davis to the inconvenience of that rapid mode of travelling I feel to be so imminently necessary. I 'll tell him that as I left the theatre, I saw one of Fordyce's clerks, that the fellow knew me and grinned, and that I know I shall be arrested if I stay here. I 'll hint that Hamilton, who is highly connected, will have the English Legation at us all.

Confound it, he 'll believe none of these. I 'll just say”—Here he took his pen and wrote,— “Dear D.,—After we parted last night, a sudden caprice seized me that I 'd start off at once for Italy. Had you been alone, old fellow, I should never have thought of it; but seeing that I left you in such charming company, with one whose—['No, that won't do—I must strike out that; and so he murmured over the lines ending in 'company.' and then went on.]—I have no misgivings about being either missed or wanted.—['Better, perhaps, missed or regretted.'] We have been too long friends to—['No, we are too old pals, that's better—he does n't care much for friendship']—too old pals to make me suspect you will be displeased with this—this unforeseen—['That's a capital word!—unforeseen what? It's always calamity

comes after unforeseen; but I can't call it calamity']— unforeseen 'bolt over the ropes,' and believe me as ever, or believe me 'close as wax,' “Yours,

A. B.”

“A regular diplomatic touch, I call that note,” said he, as he reread it to himself with much complacency. “Lack-ington thinks me a 'flat;' then let any one read that, and say if the fellow that wrote it is a fool.” And now he sealed and directed his epistle, having very nearly addressed it to Grog, instead of to Captain Davis. “His temper won't be angelic when he gets it,” muttered he, “but I'll be close to Liege by that time.” And with this very reassuring reflection he jumped into bed again, determining to remain awake till daybreak.

Wearied out at last with watching, Annesley Beecher fell off asleep, and so soundly, too, that it was not till twice spoken to he could arouse and awaken.

“Eh, what is it, Rivers?” cried he, as he saw the trim traininggroom at his side. “Anything wrong with the horse?”

“No, sir, nothing; he's all right, anyhow.”

“What is it, then; any one from town looking for us?”

“No, sir, nobody whatever. It's the Captain himself—” “What of him? Is he ill?”

“Sound as a roach, sir; he's many a mile off by this. Says he to me, 'Rivers,' says he, 'when you gets back to the Tirlemont, give this note to Mr. Beecher; he 'll tell you afterwards what's to be done.

Only,' says he, 'don't forget to rub a little of the white oils on that near hock; very weak,' says he; 'be sure it's very weak, so as not to blister him.' Ain't he a wonderful man, sir, to be thinking o' that at such a moment?”

“Draw the curtain, there,—let me have more light,” cried Beecher, eagerly, as he opened the small and crumpled piece of paper. The contents were in pencil, and very brief,— “I 'm off through the Ardennes towards Treves; come up to Aix with my daughter, and wait there till you hear from me.

There 's a vacant 'troop' in the Horse Guards Blue this

morning. Rivers can tell you all.—Yours, C. D.”

“What has happened, Rivers?” cried he, in intense anxiety. “Tell me at once.”

“Sir, it don't take long to tell. It did n't take very long to do. It was three, or maybe half-past, this morning, the Captain comes to my room, and says, 'Rivers, get up; be lively,' says he, 'dress yourself, and go over to Jonesse, that fellow as has the shooting-gallery, give him this note; he 'll just read it, and answer it at once; then run over to Burton's and order a coupé, with two smart horses, to be here at five; after that come back quickly, for I want a few things packed up.' He made a sign to me that all was to be 'dark,' and so away I went, and before three quarters of an hour was back here again. At five to the minute the carriage came to the corner of the park, and we stepped out quietly; and when we reached it, there was Jonesse inside, with a tidy little box on his knee. 'Oh, is that it?' said I, for I knowed what that box meant,—'is that it?' “'Yes,' says the Captain, 'that's it; get up and make him drive briskly to Boitsfort.' We were a bit late, I think, for the others was there when we got up, and I heard them grumbling something about being behind time. 'Egad,' says the Captain, 'you 'll find we 've come early enough before we've done with you.' They were cruel words, sir, now that I think how he tumbled him over stone dead in a moment.”

“Who dead?”

“That fine, handsome young man, with the light-brown beard,— Hamilton, they said his name was,—and a nicer fellow you could n't wish to see. I 'll never forget him as he lay there stretched on the grass, and the small blue hole in his forehead,—you 'd not believe it was ever half the size of a bullet,—and his glove in his left hand, all so natural as if he was alive. I believe I 'd have been standing there yet, looking at him, when the Captain called me, and said, 'Rivers, take these stirrups up a hole,'—for he had a saddle-horse all ready for him,—'and give this note to Mr. Beecher; he 'll give you his orders about Klepper,' says he, 'but mind you look to that hock.'”

“And Captain Hamilton was killed?” muttered Beecher, while he trembled from head to foot at the terrible tidings.

“Killed—dead—he never moved a finger after he fell!”

“What did his friend do? Did he say anything?—did he speak?”

“He dropped down on his knees beside him, and caught him by the hand, and cried out, 'George, my own dear fellow,—George, speak to me;' but George never spoke another word.”

“And Davis,—Captain Davis,—what did he do?”

“He shook hands with Jones, and said something in French that made him laugh; and then going over to where the body lay, he said, 'Colonel Humphrey,' says he, 'you 're a witness that all was fair and honorable, and that if this unhappy affair ever comes to be—' and then the Colonel moved his hand for him to be off, and not speak to him. And so the Captain took his advice, and got into the saddle; but I heard him mutter something about 'teaching the Colonel better manners next time they met.”

“And then he rode away?”

“Yes; he turned into the wood, at a walking pace, for he was lighting his cigar. I saw no more of him, after that, for they called me to help them with the body, and it was all we could do, four of us, to carry him to the road where the carriage was standing.”

“Did you ever hear them mention my name amongst them?” asked Beecher, tremblingly.

“No, sir; nobody spoke of you but my master, when he handed me the note.”

“What a sad business it has all been!” exclaimed Beecher, half aloud.

“I suppose it would go hard with the Captain, sir, if he was caught?” said Rivers, inquiringly.

Again Beecher read over the note, pondering every word as he went “What a sad business!” murmured he, “and all for nothing, or next to nothing!” Then, as if suddenly rousing himself to action, he said, “Rivers, we must get away at once. Take this passport to the police, and then look after a horse-box for the next train to Liege.

We shall start at two o'clock.”

“That's just what the Captain said, sir. 'Don't delay in Brussels,' says he; 'and don't you go a-talking about this morning's work. If they have you up for examination, mind that you saw nothing, you heard nothing, you know nothing.'”

“Send Miss Davis's maid here,” said Beecher; “and then see about those things I 've mentioned to you.”

Mademoiselle Annette was a French Swiss, who very soon apprehended that a “difficulty” had occurred somewhere, which was to be kept secret from her young mistress; and though she smiled with a peculiar significance at the notion of Miss Davis travelling under Beecher's protection, she did so with all the decorum of her gifted class.

“You 'll explain everything, Annette,” said Beecher, who in his confusion was eager to throw any amount of burden or responsibility upon another; “you'll tell her whatever you like as to the cause of his going away, and I 'll swear to it.”

“Monsieur need not give himself any trouble,” was the ready answer; “all shall be cared for.”

CHAPTER XXXI. EXPLANATIONS. What a sad pity it is that the great faculty of “making things comfortable,” that gifted power which blends the announcement with the explanation of misfortune, should be almost limited to that narrow guild in life to which Mademoiselle Annette belonged! The happy knack of half-informing and all-mystifying would be invaluable on the Treasury benches; and great proficients as some of our public men are in this walk, how immeasurably do they fall short of the dexterity of the “soubrette”!

So neatly and so cleverly had Annette performed her task, that when Miss Davis met Beecher at breakfast, she felt that a species of reserve was necessary as to the reasons of her father's flight; that, as he had not directly communicated with herself, her duty was simply to accept of the guidance he had dictated to her. Besides this, let it be owned, she had not yet rallied from the overwhelming astonishment of her first meeting with her father, so utterly was he unlike all that her imagination had pictured him! Nothing could be more affectionate, nothing kinder, than his reception; a thoughtful anxiety for her comfort pervaded all he said. The gloomy old Tirlemont even caught up an air of home as she passed the threshold; but still he was neither in look, manner, nor appearance what she fancied. All his self-restraint could not gloss over his vulgarity, nor all his reserve conceal his defects in breeding. His short, dictatorial manner with the servants,—his ever-present readiness to confront nobody saw what peril,—a suspectful insistence upon this or that mark of deference as a right of which he might possibly be defrauded,—all gave to his bearing a tone of insolent defiance that at once terrified and repelled her.

To all her eager questionings as to their future life, where and how it was to be passed, he would only answer vaguely or evasively. He met her inquiries about the families and friends of her schoolfellows in the same way. Of her pleasures and pursuits, her love of music,

and her skill in drawing, he could not even speak with those conventionalities that disguise ignorance or indifference. Of the great world—the “swells” he would have called them—he only knew such as were on the turf. Of the opera, he might possibly tell the price of a stall, but not the name of a singer; and as to his own future, what or where it should be, Grog no more knew than who would be first favorite for the Léger a century hence. To “fence off” any attempt “to pump him” in the ring, to dodge a clever cross-examiner in a court of justice, Davis would have proved himself second to none,— these were games of skill, which he could play with the best,—but it was a very different task to thread his way through the geography of a land he had not so much as heard of, and be asked to act as guide through regions whose very names were new to him.

The utmost that Lizzy could glean from that long first evening's talk was, that her father had few or no political ambitions, rather shunned the great world, cared little for dukes or duchesses, nor set any great store on mere intellectual successes. “Perhaps,” thought she, “he has tried and found the hollowness of them all; perhaps he is weary of public life; perhaps he 'd like the quiet pleasures of a country house, and that calm existence described as the chateau life of England. Would that he were only more frank with me, and let us know each other better!”

We entreat our readers to forgive us this digression, necessary as it is to show that Lizzy, whatever her real doubts and anxieties, felt bound not to display them, but accept Beecher's counsel as her father's will.

“And so we start for Aix-la-Chapelle by two?” said she, calmly.

“Yes; and I represent papa,” said Beecher. “I hope you feel impressed with a due reverence for my authority.”

“Much will depend upon the way you exercise it,” said she; “I could very easily be a rebel if I suspected the justice of the Crown.”

“Come, come,” said he, laughing, “don't threaten me! my viceroyship will be very short-lived,—he 'll perhaps be at Aix before us.”

“And I suppose all my dreams of extravagance here are defeated,” said she. “Annette and I have been plotting and planning such rare devices in 'toilette,' not exactly aware where or upon whom the captivations were to be exercised. I actually revelled in the thought of all the smart fineries my Pensionnat life has denied me hitherto.”

There was that blending of levity with seriousness in her tone that totally puzzled Beecher; and so was it through all she said,—there ran the same half-mocking vein that left him quite unable even to fathom her meaning. He muttered out something about “dress” and “smart things” being to be found everywhere, and that most probably they should visit even more pretentious cities than Brussels erelong.

“Which means that you know perfectly well where we are going, but won't tell it. Well, I resign myself to my interesting part of 'Captive Princess' all the more submissively, since every place is new to me, every town an object of interest, every village a surprise.”

“You 'd like to see the world,—the real, the great world, I mean?” asked Beecher.

“Oh, how much!” cried she, clasping her hands in eagerness, as she arose.

Beecher watched her as she walked up and down the room, every movement of her graceful figure displaying dignity and pride, her small and beautifully shaped head slightly thrown back, while, as her hand held the folds of her dress, her march had something almost stage-like in its sweeping haughtiness. “And how she would become it!” muttered he, below his breath, but yet leaving the murmured sounds half audible.

“What are you saying, sir? Any disparaging sentiment on schoolgirl conceit or curiosity?”

“Something very like the opposite,” said Beecher. “I was whispering to myself that Grantley House and Rocksley Castle were the proper sphere for you.”

“Are these very splendid?” asked she, calmly.

“The best houses in England. Of their owners, one is a Duke with two hundred thousand a year, the other an Earl with nearly as much.”

“And what do they do with it?”

“Everything; all that money can have—and what is there it cannot?—is there. Gorgeous houses, horses, dress, dinners, pictures, plate, the best people to visit them, the best cook, the best deerpark, the fastest yacht at Cowes, the best hunting-stable at Melton.”

“I should like that; it sounds very fascinating, all of it. How it submerges at once, too, all the petty cares and contrivances, perpetually asking, 'Can we do this?' 'Dare we do that?' It makes existence the grand, bold, free thing one dreams it ought to be.”

“You 're right there; it does make life very jolly.”

“Are you very rich?” asked she, abruptly.

“No, by Jove! poor as a church mouse,” said he, laughing at the strangeness of the question, whose sincere simplicity excluded all notion of impertinence. “I'm what they call a younger son, which means one who arrives in the world when the feast is over. I have a brother with a very tidy fortune, if that were of any use to me.”

“And is it not the same? You share your goods together, I suppose?”

“I should be charmed to share mine with him, on terms of reciprocity,” said Beecher; “but I 'm afraid he 'd not like it.”

“So that he is rich, and you poor?”

“Exactly so.”

“And this is called brotherhood? I own I don't understand it.”

“Well, it has often puzzled me too,” said Beecher, laughingly; “but I believe, if I had been born first, I should have had no difficulty in it whatever.”

“And papa?” asked she, suddenly,—“what was he,—an elder or a younger son?”

It was all that Beecher could do to maintain a decent gravity at this question. To be asked about Grog Davis's parentage seemed

about the drollest of all possible subjects of inquiry; but, with an immense effort of self-restraint, he said,— “I never exactly knew; I rather suspect, however, he was an only child.”

“Then there is no title in our family?” said she, inquiringly.

“I believe not; but you are aware that this is very largely the case in England. We are not all 'marquises' and 'counts' and 'chevaliers,' like foreigners.”

“I like a title; I like its distinctiveness: the sense of carrying out a destiny, transmitting certain traits of race and kindred, seems a fine and ennobling thing; and this one has not, one cannot have, who has no past. So that,” said she, after a pause, “papa is only what you would call a 'gentleman.'” “'Gentleman' is a very proud designation, believe me,” said he, evading an answer.

“And how would they address me in England,—am I 'my Lady'?”

“No, you are Miss Davis.”

“How meanly it sounds,—it might be a governess, a maid.”

“When you are married, you take the rank and title of your husband,—a duchess, if he be a duke.”

“A duchess be it, then,” said she, in that light, volatile tone she was ever best pleased to employ, while, with a rattling gayety, she went on: “How I should love to be one of those great people you have described to me,—soaring away in all that ideal splendor which would come of a life of boundless cost, the actual and the present being only suggestive of a thousand fancied enjoyments! What glorious visions might one conjure up out of the sportiveness of an untrammelled will! Yes, Mr. Beecher, I have made up my mind,—I 'll be a duchess!”

“But you might have all these as a marchioness, a countess—” “No, I 'll be a duchess; you sha'n't cheat me out of my just claims.”

“Will your Grace please to give orders about packing up, for we must be away soon after one o'clock,” said he, laughing.

“If I were not humility itself, I'd say the train should await my convenience,” said she, as she left the room with a proud and graceful dignity that would have become a queen.

For a few moments Beecher sat silent and thoughtful in his chair, and then burst out into a fit of immoderate laughing,—he laughed till his eyes ran over and his sides ached. “If this ain't going the pace, I 'd like to know what speed is!” cried he, aloud. “I wonder what old Grog would say if he heard her; and the best of the joke is, she is serious all the while. She is in the most perfect good faith about it all. And this comes of the absurdity of educating her out of her class.

What a strange blunder for so clever a head to make! You might have guessed, Master Grog, that she never could be a 'plater.' Let her only enter for a grand match, and she 'll be 'scratched' from one end of England to the other. Ay, Davis, my boy, you fancy pedigrees are only cared for on the turf; but there is a Racing Calendar, edited by a certain Debrett, that you never heard of.”

Again, he thought of Davis as a peer,—“Viscount Davis!” Baron Grog, as he muttered it, came across him, and he burst out once more into laughter; then suddenly checking himself, he said, “I must take right good care, though, that he never hears of this same conversation; he's just the fellow to say I led her on to laugh at and ridicule him; he 'd suspect in a moment that I took her that pleasant gallop,—and if he did—” A long, wailing whistle finished the sentence for him.

Other and not very agreeable reflections succeeded these. It was this very morning that he himself had determined on “levanting,” and there he was, more securely moored than ever. He looked at his watch, and muttered, “Eleven o'clock; by this time I should have been at Verviers, and on the Rhine before midnight. In four days more, I 'd have had the Alps between us, and now here I am without the chance of escape; for if I bolted and left his daughter here, he'd follow me through the world to shoot me!”

He sat silent for some minutes, and then, suddenly springing up from his chair, he cried out,— “Precious hard luck it is! but I can neither get on with this fellow nor without him;” and with this “summing up” he went off to his room to finish his preparations for the road.

CHAPTER XXXII. THE COUPÉ ON THE RAIL. Annesley Beecher felt it “deuced odd” to be the travelling companion and protector of a very beautiful girl of nineteen, to whose fresh youth every common object of the road was a thing of wonderment and curiosity; the country, the people, the scores of passengers arriving or departing, the chance incidents of the way all amused her. She possessed that power of deriving intense enjoyment from the mere aspect of life that characterizes certain minds, and while thus each little incident interested her, her gay and lively sallies animated one who without her companionship had smoked his cigar in half-sulky isolation, voting journey and fellowtravellers “most monstrous bores.” As they traversed that picturesque tract between Chaude Fontaine and Verviers, her delight and enjoyment increased. Those wonderful little landscapes which open at the exit from each tunnel, and where to the darkness and the gloom succeed, as if by magic, those rapid glances at swelling lawns, deep-bosomed woods, and winding rivers, with peaceful homesteads dotting the banks, were so many surprises full of marvellous beauty.

“Ah! Mr. Beecher,” said she, as they emerged upon one of these charming spots, “I'm half relenting about my decision in regard to greatness. I think that in those lovely valleys yonder, where the tall willows are hanging over the river, there might possibly be an existence I should like better than the life of even a duchess.”

“It's a much easier ambition to gratify,” said he, smiling.

“It was not of that I was thinking,” said she, haughtily, “nor am I so certain you are right there. I take it people can generally be that they have set their heart on being.”

“I should like to be convinced of your theory,” cried he, “for I have been I can't say how many years wishing for fifty things I have

never succeeded in attaining.”

“What else have you done besides wishing?” asked she, abruptly.

“Well, that is a hard question,” said he, in some confusion; “and after all, I don't see what remained to me to do but wish.”

“If that were all, it is pretty clear you had no right to succeed.

When I said that people can have what they set their heart on, I meant what they so longed for that no toil was too great, no sacrifice too painful to deter them; that with eyes upturned to the summit they could breast the mountain, not minding weariness, and even when, footsore and exhausted, they sank down, they arose to the same enterprise, unshaken in courage, unbroken in faith. Have you known this?”

“I can scarcely say I have; but as to the longing and pining after a good turn of fortune, I'll back myself against any one going.”

“That's the old story of the child crying for the moon,” said she, laughing. “Now, what was it you longed for so ardently?”

“Can't you guess?”

“You wanted to marry some one who would not have you, or who was beneath you, or too poor, or too some-thing-or-other for your grand relations?”

“No, not that.”

“You aspired to some great distinction as a politician, or a soldier, or perhaps a sailor?”

“No, by Jove! never dreamed of it,” burst he in, laughing at the very idea.

“You sighed for some advancement in rank, or perhaps it was great wealth?”

“There you have it! Plenty of money—lots of ready—with that all the rest comes easy.”

“It must be very delightful, no doubt, to indulge every passing caprice, without ever counting the cost; but, after a while, what a spoilt-child weariness would come over one from all this cloying enjoyment,—how tiresome would it be to shorten the journey

between will and accomplishment, and make of life a mere succession of 'tableaux'! I 'd rather strive and struggle and win.”

“Ay, but one does n't always win,” broke he in.

“I believe one does—if one deserves it; and even when one does not, the battle is a fine thing. How much sympathy, I ask you, have we for those classic heroes who are always helped out of their difficulties by some friendly deity? What do we feel for him who, in the thick of the fight, is sure to be rescued by a goddess in a cloud?”

“I confess I do like a good 'book,' 'hedged' well all round, and standing to win somewhere. I mean,” added he, in an explanatory tone, “I like to be safe in this world.”

“Stand on the bank of the stream, then, and let bolder hearts push across the river!”

“Well, but I 'm rather out of patience,” said he, in a tone of half irritation. “I 've had many a venture in life, and too many of them unfortunate ones.”

“How I do wonder,” said she, after a pause, “that you and papa are such great friends; for I have rarely heard of two people who take such widely different notions of life. You seem to me all caution and reserve; he, all daring and energy.”

“That's the reason, perhaps, we suit each other so well,” said Beecher, laughing.

“It may be so,” said she, thoughtfully; and now there was silence between them.

“Have you got sisters, Mr. Beecher?” said she, at length.

“No; except I may call my brother's wife one.”

“Tell me of her. Is she young?—is she handsome?”

“She is not young, but she is still a very handsome woman.”

“Dark or fair?”

“Very dark, almost Spanish in complexion; a great deal of haughtiness in her look, but great courtesy when she pleases.”

“Would she like me?”

“Of course she would,” said he, with a smile and a bow; but a flush covered his face at the bare thought of their meeting.

“I 'm not so certain you are telling the truth there,” said she, laughing; “and yet you know there can be no offence in telling me I should not suit some one I have never seen; do, then, be frank with me, and say what would she think of me.”

“To begin,” said he, laughing, “she 'd say you were very beautiful —” “'Exquisitely beautiful,' was the phrase of that old gentleman that got into the next carriage; and I like it better.”

“Well, exquisitely beautiful,—the perfection of gracefulness,—and highly accomplished.”

“She'd not say any such thing; she'd not describe me like a governess; she 'd probably say I was too demonstrative,—that's a phrase in vogue just now,—and hint that I was a little vulgar. But I assure you,” added she, seriously, “I'm not so when I speak French.

It is a stupid attempt on my part to catch up what I imagine must be English frankness when I talk the language that betrays me into all these outspoken extravagances. Let us talk French now.”

“You 'll have the conversation very nearly to yourself then,” said Beecher, “for I'm a most indifferent linguist.”

“Well, then, I must ask you to take my word for it, and believe that I 'm well bred when I can afford it. But your sister,—do tell me of her.”

“She is 'très grande dame,' as you would call it,” said Beecher; “very quiet, very cold, extremely simple in language, dresses splendidly, and never knows wrong people.”

“Who are wrong people?”

“I don't exactly know how to define them; but they are such as are to be met with in society, not by claim of birth and standing, but because they are very rich, or very clever, in some way or other,— people, in fact, that one has to ask who they are.”

“I understand. But that must apply to a pretty wide circle of this world's habitants.”

“So it does. A great part of Europe, and all America,” said Beecher, laughing.

“And papa and myself, how should we come through this formidable inquiry?”

“Well,” said he, hesitating, “your father has always lived so much out of the world,—this kind of world, I mean,—so studiously retired, that the chances are that, in short—” “In short, they 'd ask, 'Who are these Davises?'” She threw into her face, as she spoke, such an admirable mimicry of proud pretension that Beecher laughed immoderately at it “And when they 'd ask it,” continued she, “I 'd be very grateful to you to tell me what to reply to them, since I own to you it is a most puzzling question to myself.”

“Well,” said Beecher, in some embarrassment, “it is strange enough; but though your father and I are very old friends,—as intimate as men can possibly be,—yet he has never spoken to me about his family or connections,—nay, so far has he carried his reserve, that, until yesterday, I was not aware he had a daughter.”

“You don't mean to say he never spoke of me?”

“Never to me, at least; and, as I have told you, I believe no one possesses a larger share of his confidence than myself.”

“That was strange,” said she, in deep reflection. Then, after a few minutes, she resumed: “If I had a story of my life I 'd tell it you; but there is really none, or next to none. As a child, I was at school in Cornwall. Later on, papa came and fetched me away to a small cottage near Walmer, where I lived with a sort of governess, who treated me with great deference,—in short, observed towards me so much respect that I grew to believe I was something very exalted and distinguished, a sort of 'Man in the Iron Mask,' whose pretensions had only to be known to convulse half Europe. Thence I passed over to the Pensionnat at the Three Fountains, where I found, if not the same homage, all the indications of my being

regarded as a privileged individual. I had my maid; I enjoyed innumerable little indulgences none others possessed. I 'm not sure whether the pony I rode at the riding-school was my own or not; I only know that none mounted him but myself. In fact, I was treated like one apart, and all papa's letters only reiterated the same order, —I was to want for nothing. Of course, these teachings could impress but one lesson,—that I was a person of high rank and great fortune; and of this I never entertained a doubt. Now,” added she, with more energy, “so far as I understand its uses, I do like wealth, and so far as I can fancy its privileges, I love rank; but if the tidings came suddenly upon me that I had neither one nor the other, I feel a sort of self-confidence that tells me I should not be dispirited or discouraged.”

Beecher gazed at her with such admiration that a deep blush rose to her face, as she said, “You may put this heroism of mine to the test at once, by telling me frankly what you know about my station.

Am I a Princess in disguise, Mr. Beecher, or am I only an item in the terrible category of what you have just called 'wrong people'?”

If the dread and terror of Grog Davis had been removed from Annesley Beecher's mind, there is no saying to what excess of confidence the impulse of the moment might have carried him. He was capable of telling her any and every thing. For a few seconds, indeed, the thought of being her trusted friend so overcame his prudence that he actually took her hand between his own, as the prelude of the revelations he was about to open; when, suddenly, a vision of Davis swept before his mind,—Davis, in one of his moods of wrath, paroxysms of passion as they were, wherein he stopped at nothing. “He 'd send me to the dock as a felon; he 'd shoot me down like a dog,” muttered he to himself, as, dropping her hand, he leaned back in the carriage.

She bent over and looked calmly into his face. Her own was now perfectly pale and colorless, and then, with a faint, sad smile, she said,— “I see that you 'd like to gratify me. It is through some sense of delicacy and reserve that you hesitate. Be it so. Let us be good