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    Minneapolis-Moline was formed by the merger of Minneapolis Steel and Machinery, the Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company, and the Moline Plow Company in 1929. Minneapolis Steel brought tractor experience to the group, having produced tractors for Case and Bull, along with its own line of Twin City tractors. In the late 1930s, Minneapolis-Moline unveiled the model UDLX Comfotractor. Featuring a high speed gear box and a full cab with heater and radio it was at least a generation ahead of its time in terms of operator comfort. In 1963, Minneapolis-Moline was purchased by White Motors, which dropped the Minneapolis-Moline name in 1974.

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    1930 - Minneapolis-Moline tractors
    JT ZT GT U UTU
    RTN RTS RTU   

    1940 - Minneapolis-Moline tractors
    RTI GTA V GTB RTE
    UTS ZA    

    1950 - Minneapolis-Moline tractors
    BF GTC Uni-Tractor UDU UB
    ZB GB 335 445 5 Star
    2 Star 4 Star Big Mo 400 G-VI Jet Star

    1960 - Minneapolis-Moline tractors
    Big Mo 500 Big Mo 600 M-5 MoTrac G704
    G705 G706 M-504 Jet Star 2 M-602
    M-604 Jet Star 3 M-670 U-302 G707
    G708 G1000 G900 A4T-1400 G950
    G1050 G1350 G1355   

    1970 - Minneapolis-Moline tractors
    A4T-1600 G850 G940 G955  

    Unknown year - Minneapolis-Moline tractors
    G350 G450 G750   

    1910 - Twin City tractors
    15-30 25-45 40-65 60-95 12-20

    1920 - Twin City tractors
    20-35 17-28 27-44 21-32 KT

    1930 - Twin City tractors
    MT KTA MTA FTA  

    Unknown year - Twin City tractors
    16-30     


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