Found these near by anyone know what they are!

Bhunt · Apr 8, 2016

larry Mi · Apr 8, 2016

First picture is a red nosed U. Second picture is a Z.

Bhunt · Apr 8, 2016

(quoted from post at 20:45:36 04/08/16) First picture is a red nosed U. Second picture is a Z.

Thanks shame they just let em set there! I figure parts would be very difficult to find.

larry Mi · Apr 8, 2016

It shouldn't be too hard to find parts for either one. The only thing would be the gas tank on the U if rusted out
or the side panels for the hood.

molinegb · Apr 8, 2016

First is a 1939-41 UTU. Looks like it has a set of sand duals. Wonder what size they are.
Appear very narrow like a 9 inch. Maybe 9x36 . Second is a ZAU

Bhunt · Apr 8, 2016

Thanks for the help Byron

molinegb · Apr 8, 2016

Do you have any more pictures of U? It has no fenders where it would have had big crown
ones. Where is it located?

Alan K · Apr 9, 2016

Ive seen duals like that on a ZTU years ago at Roger Mohr's Expo 90 show. I think they were
7" or 9".

MMDEL · Apr 9, 2016

They also used duals like that to ride the ridges on crop ground in the south. Early MM literature shows these. The ZA is an early one, does not have pressurized cooling system.
MMDEL

Bhunt · Apr 9, 2016

(quoted from post at 02:41:28 04/09/16) Do you have any more pictures of U? It has no fenders where it would have had big crown
ones. Where is it located?

No other pics of the tractor. This is Willcox Arizona.
Byron

fastfarmall · Apr 10, 2016

If the serial number plate is still on them, u can usually identify them by the bore and stroke. Or am i missing something?

Found these near by anyone know what they are!

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