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Bill Bowen

10-23-2012 10:51:44
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Were there any thing different between Super Ms made at Rock Island and Louisville.My son is looking at one.Owner made a point about it being from Louisville plant.Thanks Bill




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mkirsch

10-24-2012 05:23:04
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 Re: Super M Louisville Plant in reply to Bill Bowen, 10-23-2012 10:51:44  
Isn't the deal with the Louisville Super M the fact that it was the only "big" tractor built at the Louisville plant?

I agree, there's tons of them out there. Pretty much every Super M that's come up for sale lately has been a Louisville.



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Bill Bowen

10-23-2012 12:17:21
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 Re: Super M Louisville Plant in reply to Bill Bowen, 10-23-2012 10:51:44  
Thanks guys,I couldn't see how there would be any difference.My son is looking for spreader tractor,M should do the job very well.Thanks Bill



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D Slater

10-23-2012 11:27:48
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 Re: Super M Louisville Plant in reply to Bill Bowen, 10-23-2012 10:51:44  
Less of them made than at the farmall plant is the only reason they could be worth more. But there's plenty of them out there. 54 model from the farmall plant would be worth more than a louisville SM. Even though some serial number lists, list a 54 model louisville SM. None were made in 54.



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Bob M

10-23-2012 11:17:46
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 Re: Super M Louisville Plant in reply to Bill Bowen, 10-23-2012 10:51:44  
Bill - I own 2 '53 SM's, one built in each plant. The ONLY difference in 'em is the format of the serial numbers.



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