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what have i found

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north east pull

01-11-2006 14:00:50




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I found some Moline�s. I know nothing about . I just like all tractors. I have not looked at them a friend found them who knows nothing about tractors but knows good tin when he sees it. All stored out side do not run.
1 Are they rare or a dime a dozen?.
2 what years are they?
3 If they are not restorable is their large value to them for propane pulling parts. ( IE head , manifold ect ect ). They can be bought right but the trucking at today diesel prices will kill a man.
1 GTS serial # ???
GB 4030-4 propane serial # 02009646
GB 4030-4 propane serial # 02010365
GB 4030-4 propane serial # 02010434
Thanks north east restorer/puller.

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north east puller

01-12-2006 09:13:24




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 Re: what have i found in reply to north east puller, 01-11-2006 14:00:50  
Thanks John

Northeast puller



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ILL John

01-12-2006 05:30:20




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 Re: what have i found in reply to north east puller, 01-11-2006 14:00:50  
Those engines were mfg in 1957, 1958, & 1958, they were in model GB tractors in '57 & '58.



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north east puller

01-11-2006 19:15:16




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 Re: what have i found in reply to north east puller, 01-11-2006 14:00:50  
Thanks that would help some as they are 2000 miles from me. I now know why the numbers he gave me I could not match in any web sight I looked on.I told you he did not know much about tractors.Thanks again for any help you can offer.

Northeast puller



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ILL John

01-11-2006 18:05:13




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 Re: what have i found in reply to north east puller, 01-11-2006 14:00:50  
The #s you give are the engine #s, the tractor #s are on a similar plate on the right side of the tractor, between the belt pulley and the brake. I'll look to see when the engines are made, they are 403 cubic inches.



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