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UBN and UBE Values.

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Jake Winn

01-27-2008 16:10:44




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I know this is a tough question to answer, and i dont expect an absolute firm answer, but I have a 1954 UBE and a 1953 UBN I am considering selling. The UBE is a great runner, in fact it has a 336 in it with P heads. It was originally a LP engine, but due to LP system problems, I converted it to gas. It has nice tin and fenders, good tires and probably was painted once in its life. I also have a 3pt for it.

The UBN is an original tractor, but does not run. I dont have it at my house, but its from a dry climate. The tires are old and probably cracked. It appears to be complete.

The reason Im considering selling them is I have found another project i could use the funds for.

Thanks for any help.

Jake

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UB-ToMMy

01-29-2008 07:31:23




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 Re: UBN and UBE Values. in reply to Jake Winn, 01-27-2008 16:10:44  
There"s a guy with a bunch of Molines in your area near Philomath that may be mildly interested in your UBN. You might try contacting him.



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SWMolines

01-28-2008 13:39:27




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 Re: UBN and UBE Values. in reply to Jake Winn, 01-27-2008 16:10:44  
Is it possible that your new project is a 335 Row Crop? Any idea what is going on in the tranny/rear-end? I hope it is an easy repair.


Nice find!



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Roger H MI

01-28-2008 07:39:49




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 Re: UBN and UBE Values. in reply to Jake Winn, 01-27-2008 16:10:44  
Do you have some photo's you could post? I would pick a good price and place it on Ebay. It seems the rar'er tractors always bring a good price.
I think location has a lot to do with it. You can go through $1000 bill real fast on trucking.



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