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JVERK

12-03-2002 07:03:59




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I have recently purchased a Minneapolis-Moline and the engine and tractor data plates are missing. Initially I thought it was an R model but it has a five speed. It must be one of the Z models but I haven't been able to match it to any of the pictures I've seen. The Battery box sits right behind the gas tank. It is a four cylinder. The following are some casting numbers that I hope someone can use to identify this tractor.
Cylinder Head RE-226C
Left Side of Crankcase Cover RE-1528
Left Side of Transmission Case JT-2100 Left top Axle JT 4510
Cylinders Re-101-A
Right side Block RE-151A
This is my first Minnie and I hope someone out there who is more experienced might be able to h
help me identify this model.
Thanks
Jerry

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John G

12-03-2002 13:34:59




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 Re: What Model is it? in reply to JVERK, 12-03-2002 07:03:59  
If it looks like an R, then it must be a Z by the numbers you posted. There were some JTUs with the RE engine, but they look nothing like a Z. The J and Z shared the same casting #s on the axles and trans/diff housings in early years. The R also has the brakes inboard ON the axles, the Z has the brakes on a counter shaft just AHEAD of the axle. Thats the easiest way to tell which it is. Yours has the RE engine and the head is a gasoline head with approx. 6.1 to 1 compression ratio. Does the muffler come straight up out of the center of the hood? All the Rs had a horizontal muffler under the hood, and an exh pipe exiting on the left side forward. If the air cleaner is on the left front of the engine with a solid tube going to the carb, then you have an early ZTU.If the air cleaner is on the right side, then it was made after 1939. Hope this helps, John

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