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Huge 2-Day Vintage Tractor & Gas Engine AUCTION: August 23rd & 24th, 2012, at 9am Each Day 1935 General Purpose Wide Tread “18-36” Hart Parr “N” Waterloo Boy 1940 Model “B” #91111 Styled, Round Axle, Flat 1955 Model “40” #67806, 3-point no center arm, Waterloo Boy Spoke Wheels Missing parts JD “530” JD Tractor Parts Waterloo Boy Model “N” 1924, #29093, Flat 1941 Model “B” #115444, Salvage Tractor 1953 Model “40” #64028, PTO, No 3-point 1959 Model “530” #5303619 Tractor carburetors and magnetos rd spoke wheels 52” OS dia. Round spoke front 1937 Model “B” #38650, Unstyled 1959 Model “530” #5305518, Roll-o-matic front 17” & 28” steel wheels wheels 28” 1938 Model “B” #52342, Unstyled, Flat spoke steel JD “50” 1959 Model “530” #5303544, factory wide front, Numerous Tires tractor fronts/rears Day 1: Thursday, August 23 General Purpose wheels 48” OS dia. 3” cup lugs, Round spoke 1953 Model “50” #5008326, Roll-o-matic front Single Hydraulic 5.50 x 16’ ribbed fronts (new) 1935 General Purpose #103362, Wide tread tractor, front wheels, PTO 1956 Model “50” #5033529, Roll-o-matic front, 1959 Model “530” #5307526, Fenders, Missing air Set of John Deere spoke rims w/tires Flat spoke wheels, Round spoke front wheels 1939 Model “B” #78577, Flat spoke wheels, Open Power-trol, Add on Hour meter cleaner stack Set band spoke duals Tractors, Cast Iron Seats, Maytag Engines, 1932 General Purpose Wide tread tractor, flywheel 1956 Model “50” #5004776, Roll-o-matic front, Steel wheels etc. #405020, Round spoke wheels, Round spoke 1943 Model “B” #151164, Round axle, Round gear Hydraulic Has been modified pioneer ends JD “630” Set 54” steel wheels (good shape) front wheels box, Open flywheel 1955 Model “50” #5024871, Factory wide front, 1960 Model “630” #6314536, 3-point, Factory wide JD fenders, tin work, radiator screens, John Deere Collectibles and Machinery 1929 General Purpose #201738, Unstyled, Round 1939 Model “B” #60330, Flat spoke wheels PTO, Power-trol front, Cracked manifold, Fenders, Single Hydraulic Pulleys, Mufflers, Radiators, etc. Spoke wheels, Flat Spoke Front wheels Missing parts John Deere fenders 62” th 1935 General Purpose #225963, Unstyled JD “60” JD “730” Old John Deere 7’ snow bucket 1931 General Purpose #227693 Unstyled 1958 Model “730” Diesel, #7323238, Pony Motor, (8 sets) John Deere square tractor fenders Day 2: Friday, August 24 1954 Model “60” #6030014, Roll-o-matic front 1931 General Purpose #224308, Unstyled, Flat JD “D” John Deere set of rear tractor weights 1948 Model “D” #177574 Styled 1952 Model “60” #6003489, Hydraulic has been Factory Wide Front, 3 point w/ center arm, spoke steel wheels w/ rubber attached, Round 1929 Model “D” #73165 Unstyled modified, Add on Power steering, W/ John Single Hydraulic spoke front wheels 1947 Model “D” #169631, Electric start, No seat, Deere 45-W Loader, Series #1, loader has been 1959 Model “730” Diesel, #731854, Factory wide JD Collector & Large Gas Engines, Shop Tools & Equipment, General Purpose No serial number plate, Flat 1949 Model “D” #187016 Electric start, welded, Dirt plate front, Fenders, Electric start spoke Wheels, Round spoke front wheels 1959 Model “730” Diesel Standard, #7308858, Grove Machinery 1935 Model “D” #120263, L Flat spoke wheels, John Deere pull type combine Single Hydraulic, PTO, Electric start Remaining Farm Collectibles Round spoke front wheels JD “70” John Deere 3 pt. #9 sickle mower JD “A” 1935Model “D” #120744, Round spoke wheels, 1953 Model “70” #7004601 Small Gear Box Two- 1934 General Purpose “A” #410588, Unstyled, John Deere 3 bottom plow on steel Round spoke front wheels speed, Factory wide front, Add on Hydraulic, JD “10 Series” In Woods, 24+ numerous walking plows/parts Round Spoke wheels 1963 Model “4010” #46210, 3-point Single hydrau- 1929 Model “D” #91441, Flat spoke steel wheels Missing Distributor B or A John Deere w/mounted cultivator 1937 General Purpose “A” #465766, Unstyled, Flat lic, w/ fenders, 18.4 x 34 tires, Quick-tach not 46” OS dia. 3” cup lugs, Round spoke front 1953 Model “70” #7003805, Small gear box John Deere binder (parts) Spoke wheels included w/ tractor will be sold separate wheels 2-speed, Add on Hydraulic block, Schwartz wide 3+ Tractors for parts 1939 Model “A” #470717 Unstyled, Round Axle Model “2510” Gas, Type M51RAL, #067866T, 1929 Model “D” #85963, Flat Spoke steel wheels front, Cranked Manifold Tractor w/no front end (un-styled) spoke rears PTO 3-point 46” OS dia. 3” lugs, extra 6’ wide wheel attached 1955 Model “70” Standard Diesel #7032344, Pony 2 John Deere B’s tractor parts 1939 Model “A” #478936, Round Axle, Flat Spoke 1964 Model “2010” R, #55040, 3-point No center to wheels, Round spoke front steel wheels Motor, seat and floor board will be included Cultivator parts, sickle mower parts Wheels, Open Flywheel arm, Single Hydraulic, No seat back, Norden 1925 Model “D” #33625, Unstyled, Flat spoke steel need to find, Hydraulic has been modified John Deere 3 pt, 4 x 18” 1940 Model “A” #490371, Round Axle, Styled, Axle wide front wheels 46” OS dia. No lugs, Round spoke front pioneer ends John Deere 2 bottom pull type w/coulters (nice Power-trol, Open Flywheel 1961 Model “1010 Type RU, #17849, 3-point No wheels 27” OS dia. paint) 1949 Model “A” #626364, Round Axle, Round gear center arm, No Draw Bar, No Hydraulic box, Hydraulic modified w/ pioneer ends, Fac- JD “80” John Deere wide front tory wide front JD “R” 1956 Model “80” Diesel, #8001210, Pony motor, John Deere 3 pt, hyd splitters #3 1949 Model “R” Diesel, #2771, Standard, Hydrau- Single Hydraulic, PTO JD “20 Series” Mounted cultivator parts 1948 Model “A” #618161, Round axle, Round gear lic pump on Flywheel, Single Hydraulic, No PTO 1964 Model “4020” Diesel, Wheatland, #82830, box, Factory wide front, No Hydraulic John Deere 2 cylinder stationary power unit Thiemann/ Ford No PTO, Single Hydraulic, Wide Front Dunbar Kapple Vac-U-Vator 1000PTO 8” w/pipes 1951 Model “A” #684522, Square Axle, Square JD “420” 1967 Model “3020” Type 113R #110382R, 3-point, Gear Box, Add on Power steering JD “G” 1957 Model “420-W” #115789, Factory wide front, Homemade 7’ Road Blade steel wheel road grader 1947 Model “GM” #22112, ** (The last GM Dual Hydraulic W/ cab 1950 Model “A” #654416, Square Axle, Square w/ Superior Loader, #2352, Model #H-228, Large Scrap iron pile produced!)** Styled, Round Axle, PTO, No Model “1020” type T-4R1E # 048572T, 3-point, Gear Box, Roll-o-matic front Front Hydraulic pump for Loader, 3-point Partial List only Hydraulic, One Fender Dual Hydraulic 1943 Model “A” #524429, Flat Spoke wheels, 1956 Model “420-U” #90781, No PTO, No Hydrau- 1950 Model “G” #45396, Small gear box 2-speed, Round Axle, Round Gear Box, Round Spoke lic Snowmobiles Power-trol front wheels 1957 Mode”420-T” #110052, 3-point, Easy spin JD “30 Series” 1952 Model “G” #61839, Roll-o-matic front, PTO, Model “4430” Type 6404TR-10, #434854R, Sound 1950 Model “A” #653941, Square Axle, Square rims & Equipment No Hydraulic, guard Cab, Suitcase weights front, Aux. Fuel gear box, Power-trol, Pioneer ends on Hydraulic John Deere 340 Trail Fire Snowmobile 635 mi 1938 Model “G” #1822 Unstyled, No Head tank, Dual Hydraulic, 3-point No center arm, 1951 Model “A” #683117, Square Axle, Square John Deere 400 Snowmobile (needs skis) good JD “520” Hub mounts on Axles gear box, Roll-o-matic front 1957 Model “520” #5203198, Roll-o-matic, Broken seat, 850 miles JD “H” manifold, Single hydraulic Model “1530” Diesel, 3-point John Deere CS56 and 230 CS chain saws 1941 Model “H” #38646 Low Gear Box, PTO Erskine rear pull type blower 3 pt. JD “AR” 1941 Model “H” #38672, Low gear box, Add on 1952 Model “AR” #280280 Styled JD Lawn Tractors 8” / 20 “ Westgo auger/transport w/engine Electric start & lights 6-volt, PTO JD “620” John Deere Model “110” #A20254, w/ tiller 32”, 1952 Model “AR” #281356 1957 Model “620” #6203363, Factory Wide Front Nice John Deere corn sheller 1942 Model “H” #47349, Low gear box, PTO W/ mower deck 1938 Model “AR” #255735, Unstyled, Round spoke 1958 Model “620” #6219822, Factory wide front, 5 h. John Deere #16 tiller Model “H” No serial number plate, Low gear box, John Deere Model “650” #CH06505011701 No wheels, No seat No PTO, No Hydraulic PTO Mower deck 1951 Model “AR” #279145, PTO, Power-trol 1957 Model “620” #6201384, Roll-o-matic front, Trucks Model “H” No serial number plate, Low gear box, 1947 Model “AR” #267225, Unstyled, PTO, Elec- Single Hydraulic 1941 Chevrolet 1 ½ No PTO tric system changed to Alternator Other Tractor Brands (2) C-50 Chevy Trucks: JD “720” Hart-Parr “18-36” #28564, Round spoke wheels 1967 16’ box hoist w/6 cylinders, 4/2 JD “M” & “MT” 1957 Model “720” Diesel #7212447, 15.5 x 38 tires 51” OS dia. 3” lugs, Spoke front wheels 28” speed transmission, 45,9000 mi. (loose engine) JD “B & BR” 1948 Model “M” #23771 Thiemann/Ford #A1966852 Flat Spoke Wheels 1936 General Purpose “B” #18822, Unstyled Wide Front Broken has been welded, Pony Mo- 1967 15’ box hoist, wood floors, 6 cylinder, 4/2 1948 Model “M” #14506, Factory wide front, w/ Home made Steel Wheeled Gear drive Chore Round spoke wheels, Round spoke front wheels tor, Single Hydraulic, add on Hydraulic block speed transmission, miles? Pulley Tractor Power by Erickson Engine one cylinder 1936 General Purpose “B” #23069, Unstyled Flat 1958 Model “720” #7225540, Factory Wide Front, 1949 Model “M” #31689, Factory wide front, w/ water cooled Engine mfg by Alexandria Boat Spoke Wheels, Round spoke front wheels No Rocker arms Pulley Works Front axel is Ford Massey Harris? HD3 1935 General Purpose, Model “B” #B1853,
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