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Cox

12-05-2003 12:59:25




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Hi there. I'm getting sick of helping out my parents rebuild the D-19 over and over again. I'm wondering if there's any really great value out there (brand/model) in terms of repair costs, reliability, and gas consumption. We don't need a lot of horsepower. It's just flat rowcrop and the occasional mowing. any recommendations?




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Tom

12-07-2003 03:25:26




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 Re: used tractors w/ good mileage in reply to Cox, 12-05-2003 12:59:25  
You had better assess your maintenance. If you are rebuilding that much something is wrong. Some basics are: motor oil Mobil Delvac 1300 15W40, high quality oil filter, change at 100 hours or less if oil visably dirty. Might have air intake leak, letting dirt into the engine. New or clean air filters. Annual change and flush of cooling system. Thermostat?? Something is wrong with how you are treating the tractor and getting another one will not change that.

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Jim Danforth

12-05-2003 13:40:02




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 Re: used tractors w/ good mileage in reply to Cox, 12-05-2003 12:59:25  
Not to avoid your question, but why are you having to rebuild? I've seen 60 yrd old tractors still run like a top that were used nearly daily.
Is there a particular failure you are having?



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JMS/MN

12-05-2003 14:28:50




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 Re: Re: used tractors w/ good mileage in reply to Jim Danforth , 12-05-2003 13:40:02  
I've always heard of head problems with the D19. A 190 might be a good replacement, but if it's an XT, with the extra hp, make sure it has the updated rear end, instead of the original, which is the same as the D19.



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