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MDM

12-18-2004 22:11:34




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I have located what i think is a Twin City standard 20-32. I did not have my camera with me, but will try to go back tomarrow and photograph the tractor, It looks as if it was painted MM yellow at some time. If it is a Twin City, where is the serial # located? Thanks, will post back any info on as i can, does this tractor have much value? been sitting outside, seems to be complete, hood and fenders are a bit rough, and its on steel

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Tim Wilson

12-19-2004 05:08:16




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 Re: TWIN CITY in reply to MDM, 12-18-2004 22:11:34  
The serial number tag for the tractor should be on the left side of the transmission, towards the top. It should be worth some money depending on completeness, condition, engine, etc. By the way, the engine will have it's own serial number tag. If you post the tractor serial number, I'm sure myself or many others will have some info for you. Also, it will weigh approximately 6,000 lbs.



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MDM

12-21-2004 11:53:24




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 Re: TWIN CITY in reply to Tim Wilson, 12-19-2004 05:08:16  
serial # is 151918. It is a 21-32



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Tim Wilson

12-22-2004 09:21:54




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 Re: TWIN CITY in reply to MDM, 12-21-2004 11:53:24  
That is the 122nd 21-32 built of 2,277 in 1930. The numbers for 1930 run from 151797 to 154073. It is certainly worth restoring if you can get it for a reasonable price. Some parts are hard to find, but many engine parts are the same or similar to the early G's. If you have any questions about the 21-32 I will answer them as best I can, I own 2 of them.



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