Super M's

plow hand · Mar 26, 2010

The real dollar Super M is a very late one 1954?So any Super M before that are all worth about the same?? Looking to buy one that will be worth the time and effort to restore..Any input would be great....

glennster · Mar 26, 2010

from what i see, the smta"s bring good money, the diesel super m"s and t/a diesel m"s bring more. seems like the high crop super m ta diesels are the most rare and bring the most money.

plow hand · Mar 26, 2010

Glennster,I should clear that up I was talking straight gas tractors no TA's or wide fronts..thanks

Anonymous-0 · Mar 26, 2010

Plow Hand, the 1954's were SMTA but you could order one without the TA and without the live PTO. They were virtually identical to the 400 with the M style tinwork.

The 1952's and 1953's were SM. 1951 back to 1939 were M but lots of smaller things changed over the years.

soybeanjoe · Mar 26, 2010

The SM gas & diesels were made till Feb 1, 1954. The last SMDCH was built on June 8, 1954. The '54 model year started with serial #512541.

So yes, the '54 SMs do bring a little more money than the other model years

Andrew Z · Mar 26, 2010

A stage II (53ish) with the live hydraulics are worth alittle more then a Stage I (52ish) with just the belly pump.

Andrew

Red Mist · Mar 26, 2010

(quoted from post at 09:40:13 03/26/10) A stage II (53ish) with the live hydraulics are worth alittle more then a Stage I (52ish) with just the belly pump.

Andrew

agree with what Andrew Z said. The ones with live hydraulics bring more than an early SM without. mike

plow hand · Mar 26, 2010

Andrew Z shoot me an email I have some pictures...thanks

plow hand · Mar 26, 2010

Sorry here it is...P.H.

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