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So today I installed a new solenoid and she spun right up and fired up pretty easy even though it was a bit cool. Since thins is going up for sale they wanted to take a video of it running and the hyd and all moving etc. So I fired it back up and started to lift the main arms of the Loader and then roll the bucket up and another hyd hose lets go. 3rd try of doing thing with this and 3rd hose to go. So after she gets a new hose for it I have to go install it and try again.

So what might be a good price for a good running TD15B with the clam shell bucket. Tracks and rollers are pretty good
 
It's hard to say,i use to have a neighbor who use to farm with a 14 and then the next one was a 6 cylinder,and he bought his new. If i was younger i would like to buy it. but not anymore!
 
Answer like this makes this site bad so why bother making an answer like this since all it does if makes for poor acting of your self who ever you are since this seem to be a handle that some hides behind
 
Are you sure it is a td15,and not a 175.td15 is the number for a dozer, 175 would be the number for a loader. I might be incorrect in my thinking since it has been a while since I worked on one.
 
If in fair to good condition, and starting easily as you have shown, I would say (to a person that needed it, and could transport it, a low ball 5000, and a high of 8000. Jim's off the cuff guess. Your location makes its utility value higher, as people need to move soil and trees to make property more valuable. Probably not going to find a construction company in that market. Jim
 
The machines with a dozer blades and side arms were TD models. If it has a bucket it would be a 175 and some letter for version like 175B. I spent a long January one year replacing the transmission in one. Good luck finding a buyer. They are amazingly rugged machines.
 
There are a couple of places is says TD15B/175B so not sure which it is since it says it is both. But any way it is a loader and run good. If I had the $$ and would likely buy it but I don't
 
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