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Not AC, but a Very Rare Pair...

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    Posted: 07 Sep 2010 at 6:11pm
Circa 1939.
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I'd like to draw a pair of them!!! The UDLX would make a nice tractor ride machine I bet.
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Well, I know what the one on the left is, but what the dickens is the fenderless fella on the right?
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I think it is an R model. I don't know if it had extra letters as the UDLX had.
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Originally posted by CJohnS MI CJohnS MI wrote:

Well, I know what the one on the left is, but what the dickens is the fenderless fella on the right?


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I saw such a pair live last week near the Farm Progress Show.

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The one on the right looks like an RTU
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Yet another great company that is no longer with us. Unless you want to count Farm Pro's attempt at MM implements.
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I saw a UDLX a few weeks ago at the Portland, Indiana show. Awesome to see!!!!!
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The shape of the cab of the MM R reminds me of a late 40's early 50's Chevy pickup.
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Yah, Chevy copied the design from the tractor.

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last year our local show hosted the MM collectors club and there was a pair like this there. the UDLX was serial #0001 and the guy only showed it for about 2 hours before leaving again. the R with factory cab was the feature tractor on the show button as well and was here again this year.
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AND I thought it was going to be a centerfold :)   Still a pretty valuable pair !!
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I've grown pretty fond of those R's
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I was at the GOTO in Washington, KS many years ago (featured the A) and a local farmer brought the nicest UDLX I have seen, and I've seen a few.
We talked quite a while and I asked him how fast he had driven the UDLX and he said "40 MPH once". So I asked him how it handled. His response was "were you listening? I said once". Guess it didn't handle that well. Bob@allisdowneast
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This one was at the show in Newton, WI in 2008. It was a pretty nice restoration.
 
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Any Prairie Gold fans recognize this one?
 
 
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 That is a UTI or UT industrial. This is a later model since it has the split block design engine. The cab on it isn't factory. There was a company that built cabs for these. I belive the company's name was Excel. Many UTI's Had LUll loaders mounted on them. 
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You are absolutely correct on the tractor, Matt. There was no data on the cab. Here's a view from the rear.
 
 
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that last one had some big lookn ruber on her lol
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