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Pam

01-30-2004 19:39:59

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Hi, I was wondering if anyone can give me a value of a 1930's M&M combine??

Thanks, Pam

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02-02-2004 14:55:39

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Re: minn. moline combine in reply to Pam, 01-30-2004 19:39:59

I assume you are asking about a pull type. I too am looking at restoring one of these. I have heard prices from $10.00 (next post to your question) to $250.00 for a good one that would need a clean up, but no major repairs.
Hope this helps!

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01-31-2004 17:40:27

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Re: minn. moline combine in reply to Pam, 01-30-2004 19:39:59

ten dollars.

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Kelvin

02-01-2004 17:09:21

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Re: Re: minn. moline combine in reply to me, 01-31-2004 17:40:27

C'mon, It'd be worth more than that at a scrap yard. What its value really depends on is its condition-and how badly someone wants it if it is in easy-to-restore condition.
By easy to restore, I mean no totally rusted out parts, a reasonable amount of paint still on it, and shafts and bearings not all frozen.

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Curtis

02-02-2004 09:48:20

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Re: Re: Re: minn. moline combine in reply to Kelvin, 02-01-2004 17:09:21

Combines are interesting to have and operate, but the price drops once you've hauled one (its a lot of work), and I would say theres not a lot of demand for them. If you're just going to park it look at it don't worry about condition, but if you are going to attempt to use it, take a close look as Kelvin suggests.

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