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OhioDeere

02-04-2005 12:04:18

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I am in pursuit of picking up some M.Deerings laying in a field and I'm trying to get some information on them. model, etc. is there any good place on the net that specializes in them?
i have attached a picture of one of the tractors. as best that i can tell it should be a w30.

I'm curious to maybe the value, parts availability. etc.

were there any particular problems with these models that i should be aware of?

any help is appreciated

OhioDeere
(i got a good collection of green, just starting on the red ones)

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Jason(ma)

02-04-2005 15:57:20

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to OhioDeere, 02-04-2005 12:04:18

Okay I give, why is it a w-30 and not the earlier 10/20? What am I missing in the pic?

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Nebraska Cowman

02-04-2005 16:30:49

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to Jason(ma), 02-04-2005 15:57:20

don't feel bad jason, I was so green ten years ago that I couldn't tell a 10-20 from a 15-30

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Sloroll

02-04-2005 16:09:31

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Spotter tips in reply to Jason(ma), 02-04-2005 15:57:20

No side curtains on a W-30, taller fuel tank with built in starter gas tank (10-20 has oval shaped tank),not seperate starter tank, like 10-20. Taller over all, exhaust exits up through the hood. Fenders wrap around the front of the platform on a W-30..... Those are the quick points for me. Here is a 10-20 for compare

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Nebraska Cowman

02-04-2005 13:00:43

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to OhioDeere, 02-04-2005 12:04:18

Yup, sure looks like a W30. I specialize in old McCormick Deering parts. Drop me an email sometime.

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Sloroll

02-04-2005 13:59:44

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 02-04-2005 13:00:43

Looks like an earlier W-30 to me. I looks like it has the small gas cap doesn't it? Nice to have factory Rubber. If you get the serial number off the tag see if it has a P and a T after the number. P is pneaumatic (rubber) T will be a high speed rear end. Kinda nice on these old girls.

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OhioDeere

02-04-2005 12:06:27

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to OhioDeere, 02-04-2005 12:04:18

can't get picture to load.

try this one

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captaink

02-04-2005 12:13:02

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to OhioDeere, 02-04-2005 12:06:27

Take a peek on the mounting bracket under the front of the fuel tank. There should be a �tag� on there just to the left of the oil pressure gauge that should give you enough information to get started.

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02-04-2005 12:55:13

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to captaink, 02-04-2005 12:13:02

yes, sure looks like a w30. made from 1932 to 1940. pg

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russ hamm

02-04-2005 13:56:19

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Re: McCormick Deering in reply to pg, 02-04-2005 12:55:13

i can always help on info on the red ones and the grey ones. let me know.

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