BrianC,Ont
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I am trying to id these tractors
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BrianC,Ont
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Do you know what yr and the value of them. Are the steel wheels worth much. Are they rare. I dont know to much about the old McCormicks.
the W-30 is a 37, 38 or 39. Its a low seat orchard which is somewhat rare, but since it has no fenders or sheetmetal on it, it would be quite a large under taking to get that stuff made, not to mention expensive.
going off simply the front wheel hub alone on the 10-20 it could be from 1923 to 1926. once again, its real rough and i cant see form th epic if it still has the original manifold with gov linkages on it.
if you decide to part them out or anything, i would be interested in the front wheels off the 10-20. ive got an early one and am needing just a pair of fronts for it.
safe to assume form your handle your in Ontario???
BrianC,Ont
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F20 Yes I am from Ontario.
BrianC,Ont
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I will be tomorrow. I am trying to determin what the value might be, so I can make a decent offer.
steelfronts
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Those two tractors both have some collector value but in reality the value is only about three tons of scrap
I would be interested in more info on the w-30 orchard. If you decide to pass it up contact me at [email protected] Thanks
BrianC,Ont
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More pics
now that i can see the manifold, the W-30 isnt, its a 10-20
if it had the fuel tank, would've spotted it right off.
did you get them bought??
as said before, id be interested in some stuff off the tractor with full steel. may be interested in the orchard, but it depends exactly where in ONT you live (mileage kills)
if it had the fuel tank, would've spotted it right off.
did you get them bought??
as said before, id be interested in some stuff off the tractor with full steel. may be interested in the orchard, but it depends exactly where in ONT you live (mileage kills)
BrianC,Ont
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F20, the first 3 pics are of the one with the side panels. The next 3 are from the orchard tractor, and the last one is the front wheel on the one with the side panels.
10-20's from 1929 on used an oil filter and since the W-30 (F-30 too) engine was derived from a 10-20, thats what i guessed it to be. Once you put a pictur up of the manifold the mystery was solved. no other discernable items were there to tell between a 10-20 or a W-30
so what are you gonna do with them?
so what are you gonna do with them?
BrianC,Ont
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Are they far apart in years. The manifolds look different. And would the 10-20 orchard have a different rearend. I didnt buy them yet.
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