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JD1936D

04-22-2003 14:16:53

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Hi me and my father are looking at an old John Deere 112. Its our first old deere lawn mower and are wondering what to look for. The owner says he put a big cam and cylinder in it and it ran when he parked it about four years ago. It has square fenders and a metal seat. It comes with a mower deck that is too big for the tractor. My questions are what should we look for? Did they make them with square fenders and steel pan seat? What is a good price for this tractor? We are going to look at it tomorrow so any help would be appreciated. Thanks everyone.

Matt

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Texasdeere

04-23-2003 07:19:50

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Re: John Deere 112 in reply to JD1936D, 04-22-2003 14:16:53

Just wanted to add a little more.

The main reason I figured $150 to $200 is because it doesn't run. So there is alot you can't check on it, like does the engine knock, burn oil, head gasket leak, or hows the transmission work and sound, and also the variator, and brakes. That said, you can look it over for rust, welding and cutting (butchering) check the serial tag and figure the year model and such. Also check how the steering feels and how much play is in the front end, axles and spindles.

In the past I have paid anywhere from $60.00 to $250.00 for a J D Garden tractor not running. And all of them needed engine work.

Good Luck...

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JD1936D

04-23-2003 11:39:20

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Re: Re: John Deere 112 in reply to Texasdeere, 04-23-2003 07:19:50

Hi thanks for your help. Do you know where the serial number plate is? Thanks.

Matt

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Texasdeere

04-23-2003 20:22:46

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Re: Re: Re: John Deere 112 in reply to JD1936D, 04-23-2003 11:39:20

It should be below the steering wheel on the pedistal facing the seat.

Should say, John Deere & Type and Serial #

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Texasdeere

04-22-2003 16:58:54

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Re: John Deere 112 in reply to JD1936D, 04-22-2003 14:16:53

Based on what you have said I would say no more than $150.00 to $200.00. Square fender 112's were made from 1968 to 74 I believe, and did not have metal pan seats after 67. The seat backs were metal with foam and a vinyl covers. The mower deck should be around 38 to 39 inches across.

Hope this helps...

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