i talked to a guy about buying his 52 G, i talked to him over the phone. He sent me a picture and it looks straight and still in work clothes. He said he bought it 10 years ago and that was the last time he ran it. He said the starter will spin the motor over so its not tight. He kept the exhaust and intake covored. Im new to 2 cyl and cant find any information on what this tractor is worth?
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GreenBlood
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What part of the country?
What's the serial number? I'm looking for 48259.
Does it have a factory water pump?
Location is important, since you can have a nice looking northern barn kept tractor that is worn out,
or an ugly southern tractor that has good insides even though it sat out in the weather all its life.
My opinion.
Does it have a factory water pump?
Location is important, since you can have a nice looking northern barn kept tractor that is worn out,
or an ugly southern tractor that has good insides even though it sat out in the weather all its life.
My opinion.
GreenBlood
Member
Ouch! Back in our day our barns were for livestock Tractors had to fend for themselves
NoNewParts
Member
like said, really hard for people in other areas to put a value on it for your area. research locally.
I live in expensive Deere's area. and that one would command a good price.
engine free, looks fairly complete, tin not all smashed to ..., tires are actually holding air...lol...like the other poster, compared to what I buy, throw a new seat back cushion on that one and off to the parade!
I live in expensive Deere's area. and that one would command a good price.
engine free, looks fairly complete, tin not all smashed to ..., tires are actually holding air...lol...like the other poster, compared to what I buy, throw a new seat back cushion on that one and off to the parade!
buickanddeere
Well-known Member
You can find a good running 720 gas instead. A duplex carb, higher compression, much more power, live hydraulics, live pto , slower low gear , slower reverse and a real three point hitch. The bottom is dropping out of the antique tractor market. Why under buy? The only G is demand are lightweight unstyled for pullers.
rick deere
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1500-2000 maybe
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