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AMC-68 02-05-2013 17:20:06 98.212.132.49 Report to Moderator	Thanks for the input gentlemen. I will be driving over again this weekend to load it up. I think it is an older U302 with a newer grill. It has the white faced gauges, old style fenders, and old style steering cylinder. It definately has a 2 speed T/A and older style hydraulic levers. I know some of the later 670s had a console style hydraulic lever system and 3 speed T/A/...im not sure if this was true on U 302s as well? When I can get it power washed I will hopefully be able to read the engine tag and know for sure. It has been sitting in a corn crib for 10 years where the owners also keep their pet guineas and chickens. Needless to say it is covered in a grease, s*it, and feather compound that hardly scrapes off with a pocket knife. Im glad I am giving it a home all the same. They are a nice sized tractor for chore work. Thanks again, Art [Reply]   [No Email]
BMG1 02-06-2013 15:42:49 174.124.196.118 Report to Moderator	Re: Late Model U-302 in reply to AMC-68, 02-05-2013 17:20:06   AMC-68, Of the 70+ Molines we have our 1966 U-302 Super is the most used tractor around our place. Really good sized tractor for most chores. The U-302 was never equipped with a 3spd. Only the M670 and up sizes ever came with a 3spd. Good luck with it! Brian   [Reply]  [No Email]
Alan K 02-05-2013 17:28:05 208.83.191.64 Report to Moderator	Re: Late Model U-302 in reply to AMC-68, 02-05-2013 17:20:06   If it has Dyna Brown paint on the chassis, those were 1966 models, if it is all energy yellow, those were 1967 on up. I think the seat under ride was changed in 1967 or 68 as well, similiar to the M670 Super seats. If possible, please post a picture of it when you can...dirty or not.. :)   [Reply]  [No Email]