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how rare are 20-35

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JR

06-23-2004 22:04:17




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How many 20-35 were made and what are they worth thanks JR in CO




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Doug in IL

06-24-2004 06:08:19




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 Re: how rare are 20-35 in reply to JR, 06-23-2004 22:04:17  
There are 2 versions of the 20-35. The more common short fender version was introduced in 1927. The back of the rear fenders on the short version end about 10 inches above the axle center line. There were 12,367 of these built. On the long fender type, the fenders came about 12 inches below the rear axle centerline. There were only 1909 of these tractors built. The long fender version was introduced about 1923.

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