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Not AC, but is this tractor rare?

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    Posted: 10 Sep 2010 at 11:16pm
The undated pics were labeled a MM Uni.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Edited by GBACBFan - 10 Sep 2010 at 11:18pm
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ive never seen a real one!
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The Uni Tractor isn't that rare. I have seen a bid on a few of them. The idea was to have one power plant to run all your implements. You will see most of them with pickers, combines, and balers mounted on them. I haven't seen any with the attachments in these photos and supect them to be only drawing for the r&d department. These Uni's are later gold models since it has a valve in head enigine. The later models MM built are knowen as the brown mules since it is painted the Dana Brown that MM used in the early 60's. MM built these from 1951 to 1963. In 1963 MM sold the UNi system to New Idea.

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I know a guy that has several. One with a corn picker and one with a combine are worked at our show annually.
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I did not see any in Maryland when I was selling, however I did see one in NY GOTO in 2004. 
Basic Idea was good but did not make it.
Are they rare?  Don't know.
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Saw my first one at a show near Shelby Iowa today!  I had a MM V4 engine on it, and was set up for baling. 
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I ran for a neighbor as a 2 row corn picker one fall. I worker well for picking corn.

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