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tntleake Regular
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 9:46 pm Post subject: FOUND: Farmall MV, Gotta stop looking for tractors |
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Okay, my wife says I can by it for myself for Christmas. Let me say it tooks some begging to go look at it. If it was a regular M she would have never noticed, I'm afraid this one would get noticed
I have a call into the owner to get a serial number, but I believe I'm looking at an
MV
Can anyone confirm only 1674 built.
If its not stuck, what kinda a price should I start at. Will probably go look at it Friday
Tracy
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D Slater Tractor Expert
Joined: 30 Jul 2007 Posts: 3374
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 10:47 pm Post subject: Re: FOUND: Farmall MV, Gotta stop looking for tractors |
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Could be a MV chassis, can't tell for sure by the picture. Could also be a special use tractor chassis. Wide front looks like a special manufacture or a good job by the end user on the front axle drops. Wide front parts are newer than a M or MV tractor. Its not a original MV type wide front. Look at the serial plate, rear drops (gear or chain drive) or the gear shift location to tell or get a idea if its a MV chassis. |
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John A. Tractor Expert
Joined: 04 Oct 1999 Posts: 2306 Location: Florence, Tx
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Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 7:24 am Post subject: Re: FOUND: Farmall MV, Gotta stop looking for tractors |
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tntleake, One possibility could be some one, had an MV and cratered the factory front end,,, or he acquired a set or rear drop axles off of a MV. Put them on a regular M. Then simply modified the regular wide front to get the right height.
No 2 ways about it, It is still Unique & Different & Nice. Get it in your stable ASAP!!!!
The front is not factory, but that still doesn't mean a thing till you get the Serial #!!!
Keep us posted we'll help figure it out.
Later,
John A. |
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Old-F20 Long Time User
Joined: 02 Jul 2008 Posts: 920 Location: Maxwell, Iowa
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Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 7:35 am Post subject: Re: FOUND: Farmall MV, Gotta stop looking for tractors |
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if the serial tag says MV id buy it if it were were a good price since the front axle isnt correct. You can happen across a front axle, they pop up ever now and again. If the tag simply says M on it, i wouldnt spend over 800-1000 since the collectabilty of it went to nothing |
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TJV Regular
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Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 4:59 pm Post subject: Re: FOUND: Farmall MV, Gotta stop looking for tractors |
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MV or not the front end is unlike any I have ever seen before. My thought on the front after reading other posts is "could the MV have come out of the factory with a tall single front wheel?" and this front is a later conversion? just my first thought or 2 cents worth you really have no idea what it will be until you look closely at it. |
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Old-F20 Long Time User
Joined: 02 Jul 2008 Posts: 920 Location: Maxwell, Iowa
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Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 5:30 pm Post subject: Re: FOUND: Farmall MV, Gotta stop looking for tractors |
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| tjv wrote: | | (quoted from post at 17:59:34 11/22/12) MV or not the front end is unlike any I have ever seen before. My thought on the front after reading other posts is "could the MV have come out of the factory with a tall single front wheel?" and this front is a later conversion? just my first thought or 2 cents worth you really have no idea what it will be until you look closely at it. |
front end is home made. they siply cut off the spindle tube, made a piece out of plate shaped as an oval and added gussets.
M's with drops and a single front were cotton pickers |
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