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Dozer model? Value?
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    Posted: 21 Mar 2013 at 6:09pm
Just bought some property. This AC dozer is part of it. No idea when it ran last. No gauges. 4 cyl. gas engine. Does anyone know what model this is? Any idea what it might be worth, besides scrap value?
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Model M
  Can't see to good, but if the exhaust is open, no doubt the engine is stuck.
 price.. all you can get.. LOL
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Get that green paint off of it, and it'll be less of an eyesore!
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Video of an Allis Model M  running
 
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If the tracks and sprockets are usable, they are worth more than scrap value of the whole thing, If you wanted to part it out.
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It was suggested that if I provide the serial off of the tranny, someone on this site might be able to tell me when this was mfg. I came up with 45247.
Any ideas?
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That's a casting number, not the serial number.  The Serial is stamped, not raised lettering.
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