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4 SPEED BW?

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nigelB

01-26-2002 11:12:41




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How many 4 SPEED BWs(on steels) did thay make with dreyfuss styling,I have one offered to me over here in england. I know there worth as much as someone is willing to pay for one,over here i gess not a lot but over your side of the pond perhaps more? regards nigel burgess




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gary

01-27-2002 19:22:14




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 Re: 4 SPEED BW? in reply to nigelB, 01-26-2002 11:12:41  
Nigel,
I think your piece would be worth quite a bit over here. Good luck with it.
Also, many thanks to you and your government for supporting us during these difficult times.
gary



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Mr. Nobody

01-26-2002 13:57:17




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 Re: 4 SPEED BW? in reply to nigelB, 01-26-2002 11:12:41  
Does it have a 6-speed quadrant, like the 41-47 models on steel wheels would have had, or just a regular 4-speed, like the 1939-40 models had? Here is the production of "BW" tractors by year.

1939---45
1940---74
1941---96
1942---162
1943---174
1944---289
1945---208
1946---255
1947---203

Although it would take much study of the serial number registers to figure out how many "BW" tractors of this era were shipped on full steel, you can bet it wasn't all that many, perhaps 25% of the total, and I suspect that figure is probably high. Wish I could give you more to go on, but an early styled "BW" on full steel can't be very common, especially across the pond.

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nigelB

01-26-2002 15:14:21




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 Re: Re: 4 SPEED BW? in reply to Mr. Nobody, 01-26-2002 13:57:17  
Well Mr. Nobody it is a regular 4 speed quadrant so would be the 39-40 year,not a 5-6 gear take out.not many by the looks of it,how much i wonder???? regards nigelB



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Mr. Nobody

01-27-2002 08:16:59




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 Re: Re: Re: 4 SPEED BW? in reply to nigelB, 01-26-2002 15:14:21  
Alas, all I can say is "probably not very many."



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