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Need help trying to figure out what the model is??

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mike

01-14-2003 11:28:41




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I found a Moline with serial number of 54852. I can barely read the model numbers and thought it said RE. But I don't see any RE in serial number here at this web site. Should it be something other than RE or how can I tell. The farmer wants $300 for it and it has been sitting for 15 years and is stuck. It also has a 2 row culivator on it. (A nice bullet hole through the gas tank too.) It seems to be complete and also has rear cast wheels and no head lights like many of the tractor pictures here on this site. Thanks for any help.

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Jim Parisot

01-14-2003 14:01:40




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 Re: Need help trying to figure out what the model is?? in reply to mike, 01-14-2003 11:28:41  
Mike,

What you have is a model ZT, what you gave us is the engine serial number. The ZT series used an RE engine. If you look back on the right side of the trasmission case you will find the serial number of the tractor. I'm guessing it is about a 1939 or 1940. That vintage of a Z will have the cast rear wheels with demountable rims. They seem to be a little more popular with collectors as they look neater than the disk rear wheels. Not having lights could or couldn't mean anything. Tons of those tractors came without starter or lights; some had starter only, some lights only, some with both. Some were factory, some had starter and/or lights added later. Engine siezed might mean it's junk, or it could break loose. If the mice got in it the blocks are probably junk. If the rear rims are good and with the cultivator and if the sheet metal is decent the tractor will part out for more than the $300 if you can't fix it. Hope this helps.

Jim

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John G

01-14-2003 15:19:10




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 Re: Re: Need help trying to figure out what the model is?? in reply to Jim Parisot, 01-14-2003 14:01:40  
I agree with Jim, but if it's a "red nose", probably a Z. It could also be a JTU with the RE conversion, but it would say "TWIN MM CITY" on the radiator top tank. My J has the cast rear wheels and front cast wheels. Also uses the same cultivator as the Z. John



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