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Dennis

06-10-2003 10:48:55




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Hi guys. I am looking at purchasing a M670 and I need to know a few things about it. How can I tell if it is a Super or a regular? What is the horsepower rating? Does anyone make a three point for this tractor. The tractor is in fairly good condition, but are parts stiil readily available? Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks.




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kevin bauza

07-20-2003 20:48:30




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 Re: MM M670 in reply to Dennis, 06-10-2003 10:48:55  
1965 - 1970 were the years of manufacture. I have had 4 670's. There were a number of updates thru those years. MM should have assigned new model numbers, this would have prevented much confusion. I think they are fantastic tractors



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Mike (WA)

06-13-2003 09:24:21




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 Re: MM M670 in reply to Dennis, 06-10-2003 10:48:55  
Saw a great looking aftermarket 3 point on a 670 Super- very heavy duty. Mandako Agr. Marketing, Plum Coulee, Manitoba, 1-888-525-5892. I had no reason to call them, but would be interested in knowing the price if you find out.



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Chris L

06-11-2003 19:57:35




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 Re: MM M670 in reply to Dennis, 06-10-2003 10:48:55  
We bought one about 20 years ago for $2500 we still have it - don't use it a lot - my father retired from farming and I have a different tractor....

We have a Minneapolis Moline 670 super - the word super is painted right by the number - it is about 75hp - ours actually is new enough that White company had bought out Minneapolis Moline by the time ours was sold so it has a cheapie metal plate that says WHITE in the front - other than that everything is normal -

things that have gone wrong with ours - it is gas - if they get warm or low on water or worked too hard they can crack a head - they aare hard to come by and expensive - but u can get them welded at expert places that heat them up in a kiln cherry red - weld it - then let it slowly cool back down.....

also when the tractor was warm our hydraulics started making noise - they would work fine but made a lot of noise - $1000 later it had a new hydraulic pump and was quieter -

they are an OK tractor depending in what u want ti use it for - we used to scoop snow for a few years- pulled the planter for a lot of years,,,,,

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Dale

06-11-2003 05:48:17




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 Re: MM M670 in reply to Dennis, 06-10-2003 10:48:55  
Super 670's had a white stripe all around the hood, front to rear, the hyd pump was mounted at the side of the engine, and didn't have a steering arm from the steering wheel to the steering box. Just a few of the easily observed differences, many others too. Dale



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Aron

06-10-2003 16:07:35




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 Re: MM M670 in reply to Dennis, 06-10-2003 10:48:55  
in general the Super was made from 1966 and after. You can tell by serial number as well. The Super is worth more. All fuels rate about 72 horsepower from the pto. And MM 3 pts are a bit of an expence to purchase. Parts are fairly common, and many aftermarket parts are still around. They are a real good tractor.



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Dennis

06-11-2003 10:53:29




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 Re: Re: MM M670 in reply to Aron, 06-10-2003 16:07:35  
Thanks for the info. Where can I get Serial number listings?



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scottAR

06-12-2003 17:16:53




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 Re: Re: Re: MM M670 in reply to Dennis, 06-11-2003 10:53:29  
minneapolis-moline.com has the serial number lists



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