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Moline B1P ??
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Posted by Jon Hagen on September 28, 2005 at 11:12:06 from (69.26.18.45):
I noticed the local machinery jockey had a little Moline on his lot that looked a lot like my Big Mo 400,so I had to take a look. The frame,sheetmetal wheels,etc looked identical to my BM 400. The main differences were,the wide front axle has long radius rods extending back to the bell housing area instead of the short A frame wide axle of my BM 400. Also the guages are a single cluster instead of the seperate guages of my BM 400 tractor. There are no remaining painted model markings on the sheetmetal,only B1P on the model/serial tag on the frame. Anyone know what this tractor might be ?? It has factory 3 pt hitch,pto,belt wheel,power steering,2 or 3 remote hydraulics and the TA type two speed device in front of the transmission
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