I have an old Ford 800 TLB that needs work.Rear tires and rims are shot,steering is loose,the hoe needs a pin and bushing.Should I make an attempt at taking some of the parts off and ebaying them or just take the torch to it and scrap it ? The engine runs but it needs tires and rims in order to move it.
- Thread starter Ed M
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danmcdonald
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Find some cheep used tires and rims for it and sell as is. You will make more money that way.
Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
it always helps to list the location...
Blackhole49
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- Location
- White Lake MI
Torch it.
I am in Troy ,NY. I had looked into at least finding some 24" rims for it ,but impossible.I did find some tires and rims for $700 but not really wanting to put any money into it.Thought about taking the front mounted pump off,the FEL and the bucket from the hoe and trying to sell those before scrapping it.
Is there much call out there for the 172 ci engines ?
Is there much call out there for the 172 ci engines ?
Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
If you're going to scrap it, there's a lot of parts people will buy. Hydraulic cylinders for one thing. They would be good for a log splitter or press, etc. The 172 engines were used in a lot of machines. Yes, the loader and hoe could be sold separate. You should try selling it as/is before letting it go for scrap. You might get a few thousand bucks the way it sits.
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