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How much is a 1951 WD worth?

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Kevin

11-24-2003 21:20:15




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I have a 1951 WD that has a 1953 WD engine according to the serial numbers. I repainted the tractor within the past year. The rubber is good. Sheet metal is not perfect, but all there. Has a replacement seat that may have come from a Case. It fires first time, every time. Kingpins are a little loose. Leaks some final drive oil and some hydraulic oil. Has been converted to 12 volt.

Also, I have 3 tools with it. A 2 bottom plow, snow blade (rear mount), and grader blade. All have snap coupler connection.

Can anyone take a shot at the value of this machine?

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Nebraska Cowman

11-25-2003 18:01:31




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 Re: How much is a 1951 WD worth? in reply to Kevin, 11-24-2003 21:20:15  
I saw a 1952 WD sell Saturday at auction Nice running original, good tires, wide front, no snap-coupler, no impliments, $900



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John (C-IL)

11-25-2003 06:21:23




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 Re: How much is a 1951 WD worth? in reply to Kevin, 11-24-2003 21:20:15  
I agree with Aaron on the price. My question is, how did you determine that the motor was a 1953? There is very little correlation between engine and tractor serial numbers because of the number of engines used for power units. Unlike some automobiles, chassis and engine numbers on Allis tractors rarely, if ever, match.



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Kevin

11-25-2003 20:49:56




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 Re: Re: How much is a 1951 WD worth? in reply to John (C-IL), 11-25-2003 06:21:23  
Well, I just went by the serial numbers on the engine and found it to be different than the chassis. It fit the serial number sequence for 1953. I did not realize that the numbers do not normally match as you say.

Thanks for the input.



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Aaron

11-25-2003 05:40:18




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 Re: How much is a 1951 WD worth? in reply to Kevin, 11-24-2003 21:20:15  
I'd say $1000-$1200. That's what I'd expect to pay for one like that with the attachments.



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