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Posted by CNKS on March 07, 2004 at 11:25:52 from (207.178.96.211):
In Reply to: w4 posted by geo. h. on March 07, 2004 at 05:16:13:
Not exactly rare, about 24000 were built, compared to the 390000 or so H's produced which uses the same engine. The W4 was the smallest of the standard tractors, W6 (M engine) and W9 (no row crop version) were the other two. The W6 and W9 also had diesel versions, the WD6 and WD9. These tractors were mostly sold in the Plains states and other small grain/wheat areas and were made strictly to pull trailing implements, as opposed to the row crop tractors which could use both mounted and trailing implements. The front and rear axles were not adjustable, since they were not designed for cultivation. Depending on condition, $2000 to me is a little steep, it shouldn't bring more than an H in similar condition -- $1200-$1500.
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