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WC with pressed steel rear end

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Tom

12-19-2001 08:25:43




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Are the WC's with a pressed steel rear end rare? If so, are they worth more than the regular WC's?




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Tom

12-23-2001 15:51:02




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 Re: WC with pressed steel rear end in reply to Tom, 12-19-2001 08:25:43  
My WC Allis is a 1947 model. It has the pressed steel rear end. Is it a clean up model?



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Aaron

12-19-2001 11:42:27




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 Re: WC with pressed steel rear end in reply to Tom, 12-19-2001 08:25:43  
The pressed steel rearends were built during the war. They are a bit more rare than the others, but I haven't really seen where they are worth much more than any other WC. Maybe a hundred to two hundred more at the most.
Aaron



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John (C-IL)

12-19-2001 19:00:01




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 Re: Re: WC with pressed steel rear end in reply to Aaron, 12-19-2001 11:42:27  
I'm with Aaron on this one. On tractors of equal quality the steel rear may bring a couple hundred extra. John



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Kraig

12-21-2001 14:19:12




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 Re: Re: Re: WC with pressed steel rear end in reply to John (C-IL), 12-19-2001 19:00:01  
I have heard that pullers like them because they are lighter than the cast rear ends.



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