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Twin Cities Tractor (by Minneapolis Moline)

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Merrill Sorenso

07-10-2006 08:14:41




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I have a 1928 Twin Cities tractor made by Minneapolis Moline. I need the decals for the rear fenders and the gas tank. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, merrill




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SWMolines

07-11-2006 11:02:29




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 Re: Twin Cities Tractor (by Minneapolis Moline) in reply to Merrill Sorenson, 07-10-2006 08:14:41  
Chalie Doty had lots of different parts for Twin City tractors. If he does not have the decals you need, he can probably direct you to where to find them.


Charlie Doty

815-875-4761


Post a picture of you tractor when you are done.



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Kevin Moschenrose

07-10-2006 11:02:06




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 Re: Twin Cities Tractor (by Minneapolis Moline) in reply to Merrill Sorenson, 07-10-2006 08:14:41  
History correction Twin city tractors where around as a separate tractor and engine company before Minneapolis moline was formed. Minneapolis Moline company never built Twin City tractors. Minneapolis steel and machinary company took over the manufacting of Twin City Corliss engines, which had previously made by Twin City Iron Works.
Twin city was its own company up until 1929 when the merger of Twin City tractors, Minneapolis thrashing Comapany and Moline plow company. 1929 is when they became the Minneapolis Moline company that we all came to love.

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Bryce

07-13-2006 06:27:23




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 Re: Twin Cities Tractor (by Minneapolis Moline) in reply to Kevin Moschenrose, 07-10-2006 11:02:06  
They still used the TC namesake until 1938 so people could become familiar with the MM name.



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