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Stumpy(NH) 01-30-2013 03:34:39 64.222.178.23 Report to Moderator	This one wasn't stuck after 15-20 years(previous owner suffered alzheimers). We rescued her, cleaned her up and painted. This was an $850 tractor. I added the wide front I desired, similar to the one you show. This tractor is very healthy! You just won't know until you check it out. Tires are a big ticket item. You can buy a pretty painted tractor that has a weak motor or bad trans too. Get the tractor as cheap as possible, but scrap $ is not always the answer. I desire that style of wide front. Mine is a Speeco. Stumpy [Reply]   [No Email]
RTR 01-30-2013 08:26:38 216.226.179.180 Report to Moderator	Re: Help me ID this Farmall M?? in reply to Stumpy(NH), 01-30-2013 03:34:39   Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see I think I'm gonna pass it on to someone else because I really don't have the time to take on another MAJOR project with all of the other tractors I've got. He also has 2 Minneapolis Molines (1 is somewhat rare). He's asking the same price for them also. Someone in his family is a scrap guy so he isn't worried about hauling them cause he'll pick them up. He already told me that he didn't want to scrap them, but would do that if they weren't sold. I'll post them in the classifides section, but his contact info is Bob Plaster 334-868-9446 (home) and 334-285-6836 (cell). Located in Autaugaville, AL Thanks guys for the insight and help. [Reply]  [No Email]