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FarmerBill

07-09-2003 14:31:51




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Hello everyone, I am new to this forum and am looking for some information regarding the D15 model. I have spotted one that a person about 25 miles away has for sale that looks like it rolled off of the assembly line. But I don't know for sure what surprises to lookout for regarding the tractor itself. Any information would be very much appreciated! Thank you in advance!




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ACEd

07-14-2003 18:20:05




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 Re: D-15 in reply to FarmerBill, 07-09-2003 14:31:51  
Look for power director operation. It is essentially a hand clutch combined with high/low selector which is in neutral in between. The clutch pack can be a problem as I found out. Have not tackled it yet and it may be a matter of adjustment, but tractor drove great until under load. They used them a lot and they were popular and maybe mine is a matter of 45 years of wear and age - but you asked. Series 2 had bigger engine (160 ci vs 149 ci) and is more desirable to work. You can tell by S/N on mounting flange motor to transmission on driver's left - series 2 started at 13001. Also some models are less common / more valuable such as narrow fronts and LP versions.

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rick

07-09-2003 19:02:41




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 Re: D-15 in reply to FarmerBill, 07-09-2003 14:31:51  
Do you know is it a series 1 or 2? Both of these are a great tractors. No major problems except for the majority of them jump out of 2 and/or 3 gear. This tractor is A very popular size. I have a D-14 and would love to have a D15. email me if you have anyother Questions. thanks rick



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