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    Floyd County Museum, slide 1350

    I forgot that there were some LP's built in '69. I'm guessing they didn't start diesel's until '70 because they were trying to figure out what to do with the 585?
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    Floyd County Museum, slide 1350

    Built from 1970-1972. None were produced in '69.
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    olin ia auction

    I'm keeping it. I have it in the shop cleaning it up and fixing a few things. It's a great tractor. Going to use and collect it.
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    olin ia auction

    This is the picture.
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    olin ia auction

    These are the only pictures I have. I bought the 1050 and 670. I'll get more pictures of them when I get them home. Don't have a picture of the U302.
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    olin ia auction

    I went. The 5 star brought $3000 I believe; had a bigger motor built for tractor pulling purposes. The G1050 brought $5400, The late M670 brought $3200, the M5 brought $2000, the U302 LP brought $1500, and the U brought $500. Any other questions, just ask.
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    $16k G955!!! What is going on out there??!!

    I bidded him up at the sale....it's a very nice tractor but not for $16000...I was going to give $10000 for it just because we wanted it in our collection (it would've looked good next to our 1355 in the same condition). I do agree though, not a $16000 tractor at all, I just laughed when...
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    MM 1840

    Awesome! I"d be in the market for a good/nice MM pull type chopper if anyone knows where there would be one for sale. You can reach me at 319-480-1817. Thanks!
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    Farming with bigger MM's

    No big deal. But no, we have 18.4-38 duals. I just know it's a lot slower than our 50 series tractors. I'm thinking it's just because of the planataries.
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    Farming with bigger MM's

    I apologize, ours on goes 15-16. A lot slower than a G950 or G1050 because of the planatary rear end. Yours could go faster, I'm just going off of ours.
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    Farming with bigger MM's

    The G1355 is a good tractor, but slow going down the road. They have plenty of power to pull but if your farms are spread out, I"d look into a 50 series MM or a 2-135 or 2-155 white. We have a G1050 LP that pulls great and never runs out of power; yeah, they bring big money though but so does...
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