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kcm.MN · Sep 5, 2020

caterpillar guy · Sep 6, 2020

If I didn't know better that looks just like our D-4 cat. And we have used it to drill wet spots in oat fields in the past as well as work ground. It did all the plowing and dragging in past years Good durable tractors. A no expense spared engine when ours was built even has brass nuts on the ends of the injector lines. Would love to be able to use it again for field work. Just to much work to load and unload all the time working ground ten miles away and in between.

dpendzic · Sep 6, 2020

looks like an older D4 with that air filter up front---not like my 7U model

TomA in CA · Sep 6, 2020

I think it is a 5J D2

NIK OWEN · Sep 6, 2020

RD-4, ABOUT 1936 ON...BE BLESSED, GRATEFUL, PREPARED...SCRAPPED MINE, & SPARE ENG

IaLeo · Sep 6, 2020

Sold my non-running one last year. It was a 1946 model. Found out that the piston rings could be put on by unscrewing the piston top. It had spent its last years being pull started, clearing Raccoon River bottom into rich corn land and spreading and packing silage in a trench silo.
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