rd 2N in mo
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not mine, discuss
not mine, discuss
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Ultradog MN
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Considering what you'd pay for a 34hp new tractor and the work this one could do it is a bargain.
You know he has a heck of a lot more than $6750 into it.
Heres the link
You know he has a heck of a lot more than $6750 into it.
Heres the link
Pitch sure has that right, restore for yourself.
Especially if you have to farm all the work out like that.
That's way to expensive to even consider for resale.
Restored with 12V conversion always makes me wonder,
but the "12V coil" and "voltage resistor" are comical too.
Why not just buy a true 12V coil?
It is definitely a nice looking tractor.
Sure wish mine looked that good!
Especially if you have to farm all the work out like that.
That's way to expensive to even consider for resale.
Restored with 12V conversion always makes me wonder,
but the "12V coil" and "voltage resistor" are comical too.
Why not just buy a true 12V coil?
It is definitely a nice looking tractor.
Sure wish mine looked that good!
While I am a big fan of the NAA,
and I salute the very fine work on that one.......
It is what it is.....
Any tractor -pick your favorite- is worth what it is worth.
model-year-options, etc
I run into it all the time buying tractors.
Seller telling me all the $ into it.
doesn't concern me.
this year/model in excellent condition is worth THIS much.
After all, those $ into the engine/trans/rear......if they were broke or wore out, the tractor is worth scrap.
The long list of what was done pretty much looks like what we all do when we buy an old tractor.
(again, I will salute the very nice work on that one)
I can't afford either, but if I could, I'd rather buy Leo's.
just as nice and with the remote setup.
and I salute the very fine work on that one.......
It is what it is.....
Any tractor -pick your favorite- is worth what it is worth.
model-year-options, etc
I run into it all the time buying tractors.
Seller telling me all the $ into it.
doesn't concern me.
this year/model in excellent condition is worth THIS much.
After all, those $ into the engine/trans/rear......if they were broke or wore out, the tractor is worth scrap.
The long list of what was done pretty much looks like what we all do when we buy an old tractor.
(again, I will salute the very nice work on that one)
I can't afford either, but if I could, I'd rather buy Leo's.
just as nice and with the remote setup.
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