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EE model Minn. Moline

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Randon Dillingh

04-26-2005 09:19:07




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Could some tell me more about this tractor. The Model Is EE and the serial # is 418709. this tractor is in bad shape, does not run and is quite weathered. When was it built? (1960's ??)
Thanks




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Jim Parisot

05-02-2005 13:00:47




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to Randon Dillingham, 04-26-2005 09:19:07  
Randon,

From the information you gave us it is a 1947 RTU, both the engine and tractor number corroborate that. That tractor has a very close relative that is still accounted for, in #418300. Be nice to find #418299 wouldn't it.

Jim



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Kelvin

04-26-2005 19:37:44




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to Randon Dillingham, 04-26-2005 09:19:07  
There should be a model tag on the right hand side of the transmission, near where the belt pulley mounts.



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randon dillingham

05-01-2005 21:16:44




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to Kelvin, 04-26-2005 19:37:44  
Kevin,
Yes the tag is located on that side of the tractor. Here is all the info found on the tag running from top to bottom. RE152 B, M-M, 3 5/8 4 4cyl, Model EE, Serial 418709. Minni Mo is a crank start.
Randon



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1951 rtu

04-26-2005 14:44:32




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to Randon Dillingham, 04-26-2005 09:19:07  
Where is the S/N plate? It sounds like a 1947 MM RTU. The EE is the engine type in a MM R.



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randon dillingham

05-01-2005 21:24:57




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to 1951 rtu, 04-26-2005 14:44:32  
1951 rtu,

The plate is one the right side and this is all the info stamped into it. Reads from top to bottom.
RE152 B, M-M 3 5/8 4 4cyl, model EE, Serial 418709. The color was M-M yellow and is a row croper type front end. Thanks,
Randon



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1951 RTU

05-02-2005 11:21:56




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to randon dillingham, 05-01-2005 21:24:57  
back farther towards the seat is the tractor s/n. You"re looking @ the engine s/n.



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randon dillingham

05-02-2005 11:42:55




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to 1951 RTU, 05-02-2005 11:21:56  
Thanks for the clairification on the location.
The Model # is RTU & Serial # 418298U on right side of the tractor. Also on the left side under the seat is this lettering RT 100, M-M



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1951 RTU

05-02-2005 14:19:33




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to randon dillingham, 05-02-2005 11:42:55  
No problem. tractor s/n comes back 1947. The RT 100 is the transmission case. The model # on my "51 just has R.



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randon dillingham

05-10-2005 13:49:26




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to 1951 RTU, 05-02-2005 14:19:33  
51 RTU,
Thanks for your help so far. I got another reply from Jim Parisot he said the same thing except he said it was a 1947 RTU. Do You know what the RTU stands for. I'm sure it doesn't mean "Real Tuff Undercarrage"
Randon



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1951 rtu

05-10-2005 18:40:21




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to randon dillingham, 05-10-2005 13:49:26  
Yes. RTU. Sorry my brain was slipping. The �R� model was the smallest and was designed to be a one to two-plow tractor. The "R" was first rated at 23.22 belt hp on gas. It was later re-rated at 27.09 belt hp. The second letter T is for Tractor. Type �U� is a universal, narrow front with two front tires.



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Randon Dillingham

05-12-2005 11:57:27




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to 1951 rtu, 05-10-2005 18:40:21  
1951 rtu,
Thanks for all the info so far.
Its a 1947 RTU and what do I do with it?
Would it be costly to re-build it? Would it be worth rebuilding it? It is in terralble shape. However, a few years ago a local fella tried to buy it from me for $500. I declined because the offer seemed rather low.
I like your opinion.
Randon



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RTU

05-12-2005 17:29:56




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 Re: EE model Minn. Moline in reply to Randon Dillingham, 05-12-2005 11:57:27  
Randon,

It all depends on how much spare time/money and if you like the tractor or if it has memories for you . If it's in bad shape - it will be alot of work, but if you think you'll enjoy it - to me that is what it's all about. I recently acquired my grand father's 1951 RTU and have only been working on it for a month. My great uncle had 11 MM tractors at one time. I discovered the previous owner(one of my brothers) let the block freeze(hole above cylinder #2). Now I have to see if it can be welded or if I have to find a block. Of course I have to take it apart first. RE101-A is the casting number for the block (right side of tractor sitting on the seat). You should have the same on yours. As far as the $500 goes - if the tractor doesn't mean anything to you then I would sell, otherwise start having fun and take your time.
-Curt

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