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pasbon

09-16-2003 14:52:02

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I think i located a UC high crop but am unable to locate a serial tag, where are they located?? It has Thompson wheels on the front and a drop axle. from the pictures on this forum the best I can tell it is a uc, the boy said it runs, what is it worth??wide front end and has hyd pump hooked up to where the belt pulley shoud be looks like via chain?? Thanks for the help...

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ACEd

09-20-2003 09:08:42

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Re: UC high crop? in reply to pasbon, 09-16-2003 14:52:02

Thompson converted a lot of Allis Tractors - but the UC was probably the most popular with production continuing from 40's into the 60's. All UC after 1941 were cane units beginning with s/n 5038 and last recorded s/n 6217 in 1953 according to Swinford.

Tractor S/N stamped into rear of Differential housing. Motor S/N above Oil Fill on most motors. I have also seen a Thompson High Crop with 5 digit serial starting with T - understand these were remanufactured from used tractors and first 2 digits of the 5 digit numbers is year making the one I know of a 1963.

As to value, it depends on condition and rarity. WC and WD variations as well as CA were made and appear to be more rare than UC. I just bought a Thompson WC HC for $500 and a WD HC for $350. Both of mine are complete and in good condition except they have cracked water jackets which appear to be common on the W block down here. Also know of a WC HC that went for $100 with a running, but welded motor and a WC HC stuck but apparently intact block that went for $800.

Where are you located - I'm going to look at 4 more next week in Thibodeaux area.

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pasbon

09-22-2003 10:49:01

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Re: Re: UC high crop? in reply to ACEd, 09-20-2003 09:08:42

the one I am looking at is around the Baldwin area
I work for a pipeline company out of Patterson and Eunice.

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Frank

09-20-2003 04:48:18

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Re: UC high crop? in reply to pasbon, 09-16-2003 14:52:02

The serial # is just to the left of the PTO or hole where it would be. The Hyd. pump was put on by Thomson, they put the same type of assy. on the wc's. The Thomson UC Cane made the cane farmer a millionaire. Sometimes the serial # won't jive with A-C #'s but the gas models usually do, some of the gas models were traded in and reconditioned and Thomson added another # to confuse us. The 2 Detroit Diesel UC Canes I have have very different serial #'s. The price of these tractors is growing because thet are getting harder to find, I know when I have been in LA. I have had to look very hard to find something decent. If you need the 21" front tires they cannot be found so you have to buy a road type of tread.

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