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Farmnut

04-06-2005 18:34:32




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I know a guy that has a AC D-14 for sale. He told me it was a'64 or '65. The info I find here says D-14's stopped in '60? Also, what horse power is the D-14? Will it pull a 5' Bush Hog? Is $2500 for the tractor and Bush Hog ok?

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MarksD14

04-09-2005 11:56:26




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 Re: D-14 in reply to Farmnut, 04-06-2005 18:34:32  
I run a 6 foot brush hog with my '58 D14 without any problems.



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John (MO)

04-07-2005 06:32:51




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 Re: D-14 in reply to Farmnut, 04-06-2005 18:34:32  
There is not a lot of difference between the D-14 and the D-15. The 14 was made from 1957-1960, had a 149 cubic inch engine and produced 32 PTO HP and 24 drawbar HP. The 15 replaced it in 1960 and was made until 1967. It used the same 149 CI engine, but at a little faster RPM. The 15 produced 40 PTO HP and 35 drawbar HP. Either tractor should handle a 5 foot brush hog, of course a lot depends on what you try to cut with it. If the tractor is in pretty good shape, $2500 for tractor and brush hog isn"t a bad price. Power steering, wide front and 3 point conversion would each be an added plus if the tractor has them.

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Bill(Wis)

04-07-2005 17:11:10




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 Re: D-14 in reply to John (MO), 04-07-2005 06:32:51  
John: They put a 160 cu in engine in the D15 in 1963 and called it a Series II. It had a good bit more power than the 149 cu in. The diesel remained the same throughout the run. The Series II was tested at Nebraska and the difference in power was readily apparent although I'm not by my numbers right now and I never owned a D15.



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Don Dittmar

04-07-2005 04:37:43




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 Re: D-14 in reply to Farmnut, 04-06-2005 18:34:32  
You are correct, D14 production stopped in 1960 and was replaced by the D15. Hp is in the 35 neighbohood, 2500 sounds ok as long as the transmission in the tractor is ok. If the year is correct, this would be a series 2 D15. Nice tractor, I would pay the 2500 for it. good Luck



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