We purchased some land and these implements and this torn apart tractor are on the property. I can't seem to find any identification on the tractor, so figured I would ask some experts. Does anyone know the make and maybe model of this tractor and what I should do with it and the implements?
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Zachary Hoyt
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That's a Farmall F20 or F30, I don't know enough to tell which.
Zach
Zach
shaun wallace
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Farmall F20
leroy in ne
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- Sterling, Nebraska
serial number is stamped on top of frame, left side about below where carb. would be, has after market gas manifold. Serial numbers can be looked up here on left side
of this page. Hope this gives you a little info.
of this page. Hope this gives you a little info.
RedMF40
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For your original question, it sounds like you would no longer like these rusty old pieces in your life. They are not for everyone, that's true. Someone may take a liking to them but would probably pay no more than scrap value--meaning approximately whatever they'd fetch at a recycler that processes metals like steel, iron, etc. Gotta get them to budge from where they are, too-- and sometimes these old machines would rather stay put. Need some persuasion to move. Please post photos of the implements-- they might actually be worth more than the tractor. Also, what part of the world are you in?
thank you everyone for the knowledge. We are located in Missouri. Not really looking for value in the stuff, more just if it's something sometime would want or if it's a run of the mill and better off going with the scrap.
The implements are pretty grown over but here's what we have so far. Hopefully after we close on the land I'll be able to post better pictures. And more pictures of the other old implements and the other tractor in the barn.
wilson ind
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Depending on what part of Missouri I would be interested in the F 10 or f30 if in deed it has
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