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    Posted: 08 Apr 2025 at 7:02pm







Recently bought these at auction. I have Always wanted the WD45 with Picker (because I own the real 1). I also bought the model U because I have that tractor also.

Anyone know anything on the Model U tractor? Very unique, I see 2 dates in the Casting.

Does anyone know the value of these toys?

Thanks!
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They got cool value that’s fur sure
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The “U” model looks to be a representation of the Schroeder tractor that was fitted with Firestone high pressure airplane tires to showcase the viability of pneumatic rubber tires on farm tractors. This led to the 1934 “WC” being the first factory built model tractors with rubber tires. 
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