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Does anyone recall seeing a post on YT about a guy in Alabama with around 20 or so Farmall Tractors......mostly in "parts" condition. The tractors were mostly H's and M's with some propane and a couple M-Diesels. One actually might be an MTA- Diesel. There was also a W-9, several A's, a 200, and a decent Cub in the lineup.

I was told that most tractors are in rough condition and he is looking to sell all of them. I was told about these tractors by someone that stopped by the house and he said the guy posted them on a couple tractor sites, but he didn't know a contact or anything. Anyone recall seeing anything like this on YT within the last few months?? The guy said he would try to get some pictures as he thinks his grandson took some.
 
I don't know anything about someone in Alabama but there is a guy in central MS with at least 20 farmall part tractors. Most are complete. I
went couple months ago looking for something. He stated he had been waiting for a while for some fellow to come and buy them all but the
fellow never came. He also had 7-8 that ran under the shed with work cloths on. He had several Super M but I don't recal a diesel if that's
what you were needing.
 
Know all about those tractors, spoke with
the brothers a few different times and
advertised them on facebook for them. There
were a couple H tractors, a w9 gas, cub, a
couple gas M tractors, 2 lp conversion M
tractors and 3 MD tractors 47,48,51 serial
numbers, none of witch were mta diesels. All
were very rough missing alot of parts ie
carbs,starters,manifolds ect. All exhausts
were left open ect. They were just parts
tractors at best. Wanted someone to buy them
all and wasn't willing to part out
individually. They were in southern Alabama.
 

Surely this was the site he posted them on. I don't know of any other "major" tractor site. Here are the pictures......
 

Here are some pictures. They are located in West Alabama. I would think this would be the website he put them on to ask questions and sell them, cause I don't know of any other website for this.
 
Not sure if that is an SMTA-D or not. Also, the big one that shows just the rear might be a W-9 or a WD-9. Correct??


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They were posted on 7 different facebook
groups because I posted the pictures for the
guy. They had alot of response but I got the
impression they aren't very motivated to
really sell. They want someone to come in
with semis and buy everything at one time.
The md you believe is a smtad is either the
47 or 48 md with a m&w hand clutch on it.
The 51md is under the corn picker. I have
the serial numbers somewhere for the 3 mds.
Like I said I spoke to the 2 brothers that
own the stuff 2 or 3 different times plus
messaged back and forth thru facebook. If
you look closely at the pics alot of the
good parts are gone ie starters carbs,
distributor mag ect. Not much value in what
is left with stuck engines exposed to water
for years.
 
More antique tractors,equipment and parts
get sold on facebook in 1 hour then gets
sold on this site in 2 weeks. Some of those
groups have over 20,000 members. There are
alot of forsale pages and auction pages for
all different brands of tractors.
 
(quoted from post at 10:38:10 02/16/17) More antique tractors,equipment and parts
get sold on facebook in 1 hour then gets
sold on this site in 2 weeks. Some of those
groups have over 20,000 members. There are
alot of forsale pages and auction pages for
all different brands of tractors.
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Are you serious Jim which Facebook pages are you talking about I would like to go and take a look and possibly sell a couple of my tractors there then
 
(quoted from post at 22:38:10 02/15/17) More antique tractors,equipment and parts
get sold on facebook in 1 hour then gets
sold on this site in 2 weeks. Some of those
groups have over 20,000 members. There are
alot of forsale pages and auction pages for
all different brands of tractors.
Click to expand...
What are some of the Facebook groups I would be interested to join a few of them. Thanks
 
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