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Save A TO-20 From The Furnace

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Dean

11-23-2006 12:04:46




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My neighbor is taking advantage of the high scrap prices and scraping over 50 years of farm equipment. His family is one of those that "never gets rid of anything" but he has sold over $5,000 of scrap steel within the last two weeks.

Soon to go is a complete TO-20. I do not know my old Fergusons as well as I know Fords but I believe that it is a 20 however it could be a 30. It's all there but has been sitting outside for about 30 years. It has Knodler seat and the engine is NOT stuck. The rear rims are rusted out but the sheet metal looks salvageable. The headlamps are intact but the bulbs are gone.

Within a few days he plans to scrap it. He is getting $110/ton for scrap, and I'm certain that he would sell it for scrap price.

I would hate to see it fed to a furnace. Anyone want it?

It's in SE Indiana about 25 miles from Cincinnati.

I have no interest in this tractor but I will provide contact information to any SERIOUS buyer. My neighbor/friend does not want any tire kickers as he does not like to spend time on the phone and already has plans to scrap it.

Post back or email if seriously interested.

Dean

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JustIn Case

11-25-2006 07:56:30




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 Re: Save A TO-20 From The Furnace in reply to Dean, 11-23-2006 12:04:46  
Sounds like it could be a good project. Hate to hear of it going to junk, but unfortunately it's too far away for me. just too bad that you can't muster the interest of some one closer.



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