For Sale 1947 DW 10 For Parts or Restoration. Motor is stuck. Pony is free. Has a heavy hitch to pull road rollers. Make an offer. Could email pictures if they are wanted. Call 620-786-0951 or email <a href="This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it." target="_blank">This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

well the biggies thing is we need to know where it is. and second a few pic would help sell / represent what you are trying to sell.

&quot;JamesESekavec&quot; wrote:

For Sale 1947 DW 10 For Parts or Restoration. Motor is stuck. Pony is free. Has a heavy hitch to pull road rollers. Make an offer. Could email pictures if they are wanted. Call 620-786-0951 or email <a href="This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it." target="_blank">This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

DW10 is located in Central Kansas

&quot;mog5858&quot; wrote:

well the biggies thing is we need to know where it is. and second a few pic would help sell / represent what you are trying to sell.

Disregard previous pictures. Not very good on computer so got the wrong pictures and can't get them erased. Will try again. It is in Central Kansas

Nice looking very straight and original early DW10. These with the automotive style fenders and grille are really neat.

I'd assume from the pictures you posted that it must . . . run like a sewing machine?

I assume this one must have been repowered as I thought all this fender style had the D4600 (I think it really has a different designation in this series DW10, but I don't remember the model number) with the tree type exhaust manifold which sent the exhaust out the back to a down pipe, under the operator's station and either out the back or up a stack behind the axle. I stand to be corrected, however.

Pete.

The engine does look like a D318, not the D4600. Still a straight looking machine, thankfully it is too far away!

Man that's cool!! There is a picture in a old Cat publication I've got of a DW something pulling a disk tiller in a Kansas wheat field. I've always wanted one to fuss around with on the farm. As Stephen said thankfully it's too far away. Good luck with your sale.

BP.

Anybody got a rough idea of weight of a drawbar DW10?

A 1Vxxxx s/n DW10 (uses D318) has a shipping weight of about 17,000 lbs.

Roger--looks like another road trip!!!!! couple of days and you will be home with it!!