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TE 20 value?

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Reddoug

07-30-2007 17:09:58




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What would a TE 20 be worth that has a broken crankshaft? It is my Uncle's old tractor.
Has a Z120 engine in it.

Thanks, Doug




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phil(va)

08-01-2007 20:24:39




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 Re: TE 20 value? in reply to Reddoug, 07-30-2007 17:09:58  
If you can do the overhaul yourself and save all the labor, it is possible to get it running and come out on a tractor like that, just barely, if you get it free. But if you have to farm out the overhaul, and buy a crank to boot, there is no way a person can end up with a reasonable price for getting it running. In other words, it is probably only good for parts. But if the sheet metal is good and the tires are good, and it is complete otherwise, it might bring around $300+ for parts, imho. Where are you? Someone might want to know.

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charger

08-01-2007 01:19:07




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 Re: TE 20 value? in reply to Reddoug, 07-30-2007 17:09:58  
If you decide to part with er let me know
dougl(at)nrtco.net



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gshadel

07-31-2007 14:48:50




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 Re: TE 20 value? in reply to Reddoug, 07-30-2007 17:09:58  
Red, value totally depends on your local market. Have no idea where you are located. But in general, a non-working tractor is only worth a fraction of a working tractor. I can tell you here in Ohio, USA, a TE or TO with a broken crank is going to sell for basically a parts tractor, maybe $200 - $300 if you are lucky.

George



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