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51 uts

02-22-2004 13:13:34

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what would be a fair price for 51 uts that is not running,the motor was stuck not know though,decent sheetmetal little rust,needs exhaust manifold, good rubber, thanks for any reply

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matt

02-27-2004 19:01:33

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Re: uts question in reply to 51 uts, 02-22-2004 13:13:34

looking for info. on model year mm. stamped on
transmission is model no b1p ser. no. 10202115.
model no on engine is 206 h-4. serial no. is
10006879. anyone with any info. please e-mail.
juliejdm03@aol.com. thanks!

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BMG

02-28-2004 15:34:27

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Re: Re: uts question in reply to matt, 02-27-2004 19:01:33

Matt,
You've got a 1958 445 Utility.

Brian

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02-22-2004 19:12:36

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Re: uts question in reply to 51 uts, 02-22-2004 13:13:34

My 2 cents....$500.00 if the rims and rubber are real good, and the tractor is complete. $200.00 if rusted out rims and bad.

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uts

02-22-2004 20:26:04

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Re: Re: uts question in reply to JC, 02-22-2004 19:12:36

thanks for the reply jc i bought the tractor pretty cheap so making money well be easy,i guess i dont know much about mm's can you get your money back if you restore the tractor and paint it.my time doesnt bother me working on them it is the expense of parts and machine shop work that scares me.

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02-23-2004 09:18:09

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Re: Re: Re: uts question in reply to uts, 02-22-2004 20:26:04

Without seeing the tractor, or knowing its problems, it would be impossible to give you the answer you are seeking, but in general, MM tractors are not real expensive to restore. There are thousands of parts tractors, and thousands of great Minnie Mo families that are very helpful.
I would suggest you find a local MM collector and find out which machine shop will do a good job for a fair price. You will be able to find most any part, go to the MM site and search the links for parts vendors.
As far as paint, if you shoot it yourself it won't be to expensive.
As far as resale, like I said, there are thousands of U tractors out there, if you are looking to make a ton of money, you won't. It is too easy for a potential buyer to find another for less than you are asking.
But if you want a good tractor to be proud of, and possibly make a couple bucks selling it all dressed up, you should come out alright.
You just need to keep both eyes open and be realistic as what you are wanting to accomplish.
Good luck.

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