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What is a D21 worth

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D Gietl

10-22-1998 13:30:26




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HOW MUCH IS A D21 worth and how much HP do they have. The tractor has a rod bearing spun has not run sence 85 Needs paint and cleaning up but sound.




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Nellie

10-23-1998 15:57:41




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 Re: What is a D21 worth in reply to D Gietl, 10-22-1998 13:30:26  
: HOW MUCH IS A D21 worth and how much HP do they have. The tractor has a rod bearing spun has not run sence 85 Needs paint and cleaning up but sound.

D21's were made from1963-67 they had 156 hp and wt was 9600 lbs. Now in Fair running condition it would be worth about $5,000 to $5600 but it isn't in fair condition. If the rod brg is spun you at least need to pull the crank and regrind it if possible. 6 Cyl diesel cranks cost big time money (APROX $800 with core). If not run since 85 I would bet money there are a lot of parts missing. This one needs more investigation on cost of repair. Do no under estimate repair or it would have been done years ago.

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Dgietl

10-24-1998 15:33:11




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 Re: Re: What is a D21 worth in reply to Nellie, 10-23-1998 15:57:41  
Thank You for the info. he tractor is all thereit has been in a older man shed that retired and just didn't get around to fixing her up. The tires rear85% the front is 20% the paint about 70% after looking at the crank it is not all that badI think a
grinding will do it. Thanks again: HOW MUCH IS A D21 worth and how much HP do they have. The tractor has a rod bearing spun has not run sence 85 Needs paint and cleaning up but sound.

: D21's were made from1963-67 they had 156 hp and wt was 9600 lbs. Now in Fair running condition it would be worth about $5,000 to $5600 but it isn't in fair condition. If the rod brg is spun you at least need to pull the crank and regrind it if possible. 6 Cyl diesel cranks cost big time money (APROX $800 with core). If not run since 85 I would bet money there are a lot of parts missing. : This one needs more investigation on cost of repair. Do no under estimate repair or it would have been done years ago.

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Keith

10-22-1998 18:56:38




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 Re: What is a D21 worth in reply to D Gietl, 10-22-1998 13:30:26  
are you selling this tractor or buying?



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DGietl

10-23-1998 04:13:28




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 Re: Re: What is a D21 worth in reply to Keith, 10-22-1998 18:56:38  
: are you selling this tractor or buying?

I am buying.



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