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The Classic & Vintage Tractor Auction Auction - The Classic & Vintage Tractor Auction - A Gentleman's Collection Offered at No Reserve 07/04/2019 11:00 AM AEST Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 1 RUSTON & HORNSBY LTD: A 12 H.P stationary engine 18 1963 MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE G706 TRACTOR RUSTON & HORNSBY LTD: A 12 H.P ‘Mark CY Canadian Elevator 1963 MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE G706 TRACTORSERIAL No. Engine’ stationaryengine by Ruston & Hornsby Lincoln England, 241003186-cylinder 8.3-litre diesel engine5-forward 1-reverse numbered 267156, with attached distributor brass plaque ‘SOLD BY gearsProduced between 1962-1965Purchased from Saskatchewan MUMFORD, MEDLAND, LTD, WINNIPEG, MAN.’, stamped to front Canada in 20044WD, drawbar, rear hydraulics, hour meter reads edge of cylinder head ‘ 32 I 800003 I 12’ followed by a small boxed ‘27’, 2,637.45 hours, all tyres showing no sign of wearEngine starts mounted to a timber base. 19 1948 OLIVER STANDARD 60 TRACTOR 2 RONALDSON BROTHERS & TIPPETT: A 6.5 H.P Type CF stationary 1948 OLIVER STANDARD 60 TRACTORSERIAL No. diesel engine 413325KDMODEL 604-cylinder 2-litre petrol OHV engine, runs on RONALDSON BROTHERS & TIPPETT: A 6.5 H.P. Type CF Ronaldson Kerosene4-forward 1-reverse gearsProduced from 1942 -1948Swinging Brothers & Tippett single-cylinder diesel stationary engine, numbered drawbar, PTO, front & rear lights, all tyres show no sign of wearEngine 56651, on branded twin pedestal base, ex-Callawadda, Victoria. starts 3 SOUTHERN CROSS: A 4 H.P. Southern Cross YB diesel stationary 20 1956 OLIVER OC-3 CRAWLER engine 1956 OLIVER OC-3 CRAWLERSERIAL No. 17WH-736MODEL No. SOUTHERN CROSS: A 4 H.P. Southern Cross YB diesel stationary OC3-42-IND4-cylinder 2.2-litre petrol Hercules engine3-speed 1-reverse engine numbered ‘47341, 056’ on moveable trolley with branded cast gearElectric starter, well restored, soft pads fitted to tracks, rear PTO, iron water tank, with detachable crank arm, purchased in 2005 from drawbar, rear pulleyEngine starts, runs for short period Sunbury Victoria. 21 c1936 HEINRICH LANZ – LANZ BULLDOG 35 H.P. (MODEL N) D8500 4 RONALDSON BROTHERS & TIPPETT: A 5 H.P Type CF stationary TRACTOR engine c1936 HEINRICH LANZ – LANZ BULLDOG 35 H.P. (MODEL N) D8500 RONALDSON BROTHERS & TIPPETT: A 5 H.P. Type CF Ronaldson TRACTORSERIAL No. 135786DISPLACEMENT No. 102663-forward & Brothers & Tippett single-cylinder diesel stationary engine, numbered 1-reserse gearRear PTO, drawbar, all tyres show no sign of wear• Had 73106. earlier been held in a South Australia then Geelong private collection. 5 WATER TANKS: Three cylindrical water tanks 22 CASE MODEL FC9G TRACTOR WATER TANKS: Three cylindrical water tanks, one with tripod base. CASE MODEL FC9G TRACTORENGINE No. 434382TYPE: F.C.9GNo. 6 TRACTOR MODELS: A large IH Farmall 806 diesel large die-cast model 4343824-cylinder petrol SV engine3-forward 1-reverse gearElectric start (30cm high) with magneto ignitionEngine cranks MODEL: A large IH Farmall 806 diesel large die-cast tractor model, 23 1938 INTERNATIONAL McCORMICK-DEERING T20 CRAWLER 30cm high x 50cm wide. 1938 INTERNATIONAL McCORMICK-DEERING T20 7 TRACTOR MODELS: Three John Deere die-cast tractor and crawler CRAWLERSERIAL No. ST128324-cylinder 3.6-litre kerosene TRACTOR MODELS: Three John Deere die-cast tractor and crawler engine3-forward 1-reverse gearsProduced between 1931-1939With models. drawbarPurchased in Cardross Victoria in 2004Crank start, engine starts 8 TRACTOR MODELS: Four International Harvester die-cast tractor and 24 1952 MASSEY-HARRIS 44 STANDARD TRACTOR crawler 1952 MASSEY-HARRIS 44 STANDARD TRACTORSERIAL No. MODELS: Four International Harvester die-cast tractor and crawler 6172MODEL 44DS4-cylinder 4.3-litre diesel engine5-forward 1-reverse models. gearsProduced between 1947-195344 Standard has fixed wide-front, 9 TRACTOR MODELS: Three die-cast tractor and crawler models side pully, rear PTO, drawbarEngine starts including Caterpillar and International Harvester 25 RONALDSON BROTHERS & TIPPETT 11 H.P. STATIONARY ENGINE MODELS: Three die-cast tractor and crawler models including RONALDSON BROTHERS & TIPPETT 11 H.P. STATIONARY Caterpillar and International Harvester. ENGINESingle cylinder mechanical overhead valve stationary 10 TRACTOR MODELS: Five die-cast tractors - various makes and models engineSERIAL No. 2561End of crank shaft stamped ‘2561’ and MODELS: Five die-cast tractor models of various makes and models. ‘11’Mechanical inlet and exhaustSelf-contained unit including water 11 TRACTOR MODELS: Four die-cast tractor and crawler - various makes cooling system and fuel supplyEngine on wheels and models 26 1956 JOHN DEERE 70 TRACTOR MODELS: Four die-cast tractor and crawler models of various makes 1956 JOHN DEERE 70 TRACTORSERIAL No. 70292482-cylinder and models. 6.2-litre diesel engineModel 70 produced between 1953-195618% 12 c1939 OLIVER 99 TRACTOR increase in power from previous modelIntroduction of live hydraulics and c1939 OLIVER 99 TRACTORSERIAL No. Not located4-cylinder petrol PTO on this modelDrawbar, rear PTO, rear hydraulics & Hour Meter engine with electric start with generator4-forward 1 reverse gearModel reads2,951.1Engine cranks 99 was a high-compression gasoline-powered derivative of the basic 27 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER T-340 CRAWLER Model 90.Side pulley, drawbar, rear wheel weightsEngine starts, runs for INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER T-340 CRAWLER SERIAL No. plate short period obscured4-cylinder 2.2-litre petrol engine5-forward & 1-reverse 13 1963 ALLIS-CHALMERS D21 TRACTOR gearProduced between 1959-1965Bulldozer configuration with hydraulic 1963 ALLIS-CHALMERS D21 TRACTORSERIAL No. 3D-01317MODEL blade, drawbar, Hour Meter reads 987 hoursEngine starts No. 3400ENGINE No. 40250006-cylinder 7-litre diesel engineSeries I 28 1948 B F AVERY MODEL V TRACTOR ran from 1963 to 1965First Allis-Chalmers tractor to have over 100 H.P 1948 B F AVERY MODEL V TRACTORSERIAL No. 2V-373ENGINE and the largest sold to dateHydrostatic power steering, all tyres show no No. 11685044-cylinder 1.1-litre Hercules petrol SV engine3-forward sign of wearBoth engines start 1-reverse gearFitted with hand operated single mouldboard plough, 14 1955 JOHN DEERE 80 TRACTOR 6-volt electricals, front lights, rear wheel weights, rear mounted belt 1955 JOHN DEERE 80 TRACTORSERIAL No. 80001622-cylinder pulley and rear PTOAll tyres show no sign of wearEngine starts 7.7-litre diesel engine6-forward 1-reverse gears with optional power 29 JOHN DEERE LA TRACTOR steeringProduced between 1955-1956 with aprox. 3,500 builtStarts on JOHN DEERE LA TRACTORSERIAL No. not present2-cylinder petrol small 2-cylinder petrol donkey engineRear PTO & drawbar, rear SV engine3-forward 1-reverse gearBuilt by JD Wagon Works in hydraulics, front & rear lights, Hour Meter reads 6,015.74 hours, all tyres MolineLA Model produced between 1941-1946Belt-drive, front & rear show no sign of wearHorsepower increase of 33% on previous model lights, drawbar & fitted with magnetoEngine starts RBoth engines start 30 1954 OLIVER SUPER 99 TRACTOR 15 1952 FARMALL SUPER MD TRACTOR 1954 OLIVER SUPER 99 TRACTORSERIAL No. 1952 FARMALL SUPER MD TRACTORSERIAL No. F-7035J4-cylinder 519348C99D6-cylinder diesel 4.9-litre engine4-forward 1-reverse 4.3-litre IH diesel engine5-forward 1-reverse gearProduced between gears2,336 units produced of this and the GM model between 1954 and 1952-1954Starts on petrol then can changeover to dieselTricycle 1958Rear hydraulics, drawbar, rear PTO, lights front and rearAll tyres configuration, side pulley, drawbar, rear PTO, rear hydraulics, all tyres show no sign of wear show no sign of wearEngine cranks 31 1966 FARMALL 1206 TRACTOR 16 c1952 CASE TRACTOR 1966 FARMALL 1206 TRACTORSERIAL No. 9871 S-YMODEL F c1952 CASE TRACTORSERIAL No. 5602359D4-cylinder, OHV petrol 1206-D6-cylinder 5.9-litre diesel IH turbo engine8-forward 2-reverse engine with magneto ignition4-forward, 1-reverse gearCrank start, gears3-point linkage, duel PTO’s, drawbar, duel hydraulics, hour meter engine starts reads 5,638.9 hours, rear tyres show no sign of wearProduced between 17 1956 OLIVER SUPER 99 GM TRACTOR 1965-1967Engine starts 1956 OLIVER SUPER 99 GM TRACTORSERIAL No. 32 c1950 MASSEY-HARRIS 55 TRACTOR 520682-C99D3-cylinder supercharged diesel engineModel produced c1950 MASSEY-HARRIS 55 TRACTORSERIAL No. 5917MODEL from 1954-19586-forward 2-reverse gearsPurchased in 2003, with copy 55GS4-cylinder 6.3-litre Continental petrol engine4-forward 1 reverse of receiptsDrawbar. All tyres show no sign of wearEngine cranks gearProduced between 1946-1955Electric start, front & rear lights, rear wheel weights, rear PTO & drawbarEngine cranks Auction - The Classic & Vintage Tractor Auction - A Gentleman's Collection Offered at No Reserve 07/04/2019 11:00 AM AEST Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 33 1966 MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE G1000 TRACTOR 47 1956 MASSEY-HARRIS 16 PACER TRACTOR 1966 MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE G1000 TRACTORSERIAL No. 1956 MASSEY-HARRIS 16 PACER TRACTORSERIAL No. 327004536-cylinder 8.3-litre diesel engine10-forward 2-reserse 52137MODEL No. Y91 FSPEC 4124-cylinder 1.5-litre Continental petrol gearsWheatland model, G1000 produced between 1965-1969Drawbar, engine3-forward 1-reverse gearWith finger/sickle bar mid-mounted dual rear hydraulics, hour meter reads 2,785.2, all tyres show no sign of mower attachmentAll tyres show no sign of wearEngine starts wearEngine starts 48 1956 INTERNATIONAL 600 TRACTOR 34 c1953 CHAMBERLAIN TYPE 40KA TRACTOR 1956 INTERNATIONAL 600 TRACTORSERIAL No. 1352J4-cylinder c1953 CHAMBERLAIN TYPE 40KA TRACTORSERIAL No. 40-KA 1786 5.7-litre diesel engine5-forward
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