the other day I came across a tractor in very rough condition. I checked the serial number tag and as the model it said it was a UDU. when I was checking tractor data on this machine it said there were only 30 of them made. Is this correct? This may sound dumb but was it a diesel? As this particular unit just has the bare crankcase the owner said the rest of the engine was in a shed.. he couldn't remember if it was a diesel when you put all the stuff away and didn't want to have to go through the effort to find all of it at that time. He bought it in its present condition.
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