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    Posted: 20 Jan 2020 at 2:45pm
To cold to go outside, so I am going through my stuff that I saved for whatever.
I have 27 owners Manuals and parts books from farm tractors and machinery (2 cars). Some are in real good shape and others not so much.

I think I would sell them for $10.00 to $20.00 each (include mailing).

The oldest is a McCormick Deering 15-30  to a John Deere stack mover #200 (1970's)
I have some Allis books, but also Oliver, Massy, Co-op, Farmall, & John Deere. 
I go on this site and Yesterdays tractors almost daily, so maybe start here?
Thanks guys.
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I will list the AC manuals in the classified.
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Ebay will get the most out of them ,
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What do you have for Oliver and Massey? Do you have anything For Minneapolis moline?
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I may try ebay, never used it but worth a try, thanks
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Oliver drill parts manual  Old drill that was used in the '50s
Oliver #7 manure spreader  Old spreader used in the '50s
Oliver  #77 tractor  row crop and standard
No Minne Moline
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Massey-Harris  21 and 21A combine. Parts book and settings book.
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Ebay will cost ya out the arse and not leave you any money in the end!! BEWARE of them! Figure out what you need for them and peddle then out on forums will net you the most.
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