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Jim K

08-17-2002 17:29:20




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Can anyone tell me what a "49" TO-30 might be worth With a fully hydraulic loader on it in North central Mass. runs excellent needs paint and
rubber.
TIA Jim K




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Phil (VA)

08-19-2002 10:44:26




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 Re: what's it worth in reply to Jim K, 08-17-2002 17:29:20  
As Ron notes, if it is a '49 it is a 20, and if it is a 30 it is newer than a '49. If it has Z120 engine with oil filter inside the pan it is a 20 most likely. The 30 would have the Z129 engine and external oil filter. Prices vary based on condition of course. TO-30 might be worth $2500 if in good condition throughout and rear tires ok. If loader has hydraulic bucket it might be worth $500, but loaders on those tractors are not in tremendous demand since the tractors don't have power steering. I have a 30 with a loader and it is nice for keeping around the barn for loading and unloading stuff and short usage, but I wouldn't want to use it all day. I would say mine with the loader is worth probably $3000. HTH.

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Jim K

08-19-2002 16:36:06




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 Re: Re: what's it worth in reply to Phil (VA), 08-19-2002 10:44:26  
OK I went back and looked at the tractor and there is a tag on the dash that says model #-TO 9076.
Jim K



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Phil (VA)

08-20-2002 08:52:13




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 Re: Re: Re: what's it worth in reply to Jim K, 08-19-2002 16:36:06  
There is a tractor advertised in the photo ads on this site that seems to fit the description you gave. It says the 3 pt. pump is bad. Given that info, discard my estimates until you find out what the situation really is with the 3 pt. lift. Is it really the pump, or perhaps just the relief valve, etc.?



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Phil (VA)

08-20-2002 06:49:49




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 Re: Re: Re: what's it worth in reply to Jim K, 08-19-2002 16:36:06  
Well, then, according to the serial number lists in the link on the left column on this page, you have a 1949 TO-20, not a 30. The 20 is not as powerful, has the oil filter inside the pan, and generally doesn't bring quite as much money, although condition is more important than model in these tractors.



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Ron

08-18-2002 05:24:16




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 Re: what's it worth in reply to Jim K, 08-17-2002 17:29:20  
According to serial number list at left on this page TO-30's weren't made untill 1951. Might want to check the number on that tractor, not as old as you think. My Dad called his TO-30 a TO-20 for years and years.



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Jim K

08-18-2002 17:36:56




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 Re: Re: what's it worth in reply to Ron, 08-18-2002 05:24:16  
Thanks Ron I will do that.



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