Can anyone help me ID this old farm equipment? Saw this on

>>16467543
See that blade? That's just a grader; nothing special. All the wheels and springs and such just replace the hydraulic controls found on a motor grader.

>>16467543
Did you check its VIN?

>>16467550

this

a grader is the thing that goes down roads and makes them flat at the right angle, if you didn't know that.

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>>16467550
This

Not too unlike the one I discovered this summer

>>16467550
>>16467735
I know its a grader. I just wanna know who makes it, and what year

>>16467840
Its an Adams Leaning Wheel grader. Looks like a No. 7 from the late 20s. (1929)

>>16467929
Why the fuck do you know that?

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>>16467966
>he doesn't know about old ass construction equipment

>>16467929
Is it worth anything? Its gonna be left with the property its on when they sell the house.

>>16467929
All these years of grader studies have finally paid off.

>>16467995
With old graders its kind of all over the board. You can put it up for sale on Ebay or CL and get like $50-200 offers or maybe some old ass boomer will call you up and offer you $500-700 cause his pappy worked with one.

Basically, a gem isnt being left behind m8.

>>16467929
Ooh ooh, whats mine?!

>>16467763

>>16468060
ah, that's nothing. I was thinking it was worth like $3k, enough to cover moving and shit.

>>16468063
no clue about that one m8. never seen one with a mix of solid steel and pneumatic.

>>16468145
solid rubber*

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>>16468145
>>16468150
I'd never expect you to - norwegian domestic product I guess

>>16469767
ah, i was going to say it must be euro.

fiero with a bodykit

>>16467543
it's a Roush