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John Deere ...H.. questions and value?

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Wayne in Tn.

05-12-2003 18:53:36




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I am not familar with the model H, but have a chance to buy one. First question is, would a 1947 model be an electric start? I know it has a mag. Second question, what is the value, or approxmately, of one in nice restored condition? Anything to look out for on these models?




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Ray

05-13-2003 04:58:02




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 Re: John Deere ...H.. questions and value? in reply to Wayne in Tn., 05-12-2003 18:53:36  
There's one on ebay,restored at $2100.



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tom

05-13-2003 03:47:01




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 Re: John Deere ...H.. questions and value? in reply to Wayne in Tn., 05-12-2003 18:53:36  
Hi Wayne,

You may already know this, but there were about 60,000 H's made between 1939-47...the 1940 Model's sold for $650 new...guess somebody with forward your specifics, but you can compare the above to Models you know and see what you can conclude. Hope you and the Jenny are both doing well.

tom



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Wayne in Tn. thanks for the replies..NT

05-13-2003 08:12:14




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 Re: Re: John Deere ...H.. questions and value? in reply to tom, 05-13-2003 03:47:01  
nt



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SteveG

05-13-2003 08:21:34




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 Re: Re: Re: John Deere ...H.. questions and value? in reply to Wayne in Tn. thanks for the replies..NT, 05-13-2003 08:12:14  
Wayne, as the reply above indicated they don't seem to sell very high but they're fun to use pulling trailers, etc. I think the electrics were still an option on the '47. The most interesting thing about them is the trans. is driven off the camshaft and the clutch turns backwards and at half speed. I can knock mine in gear at idle without using clutch. Found out accidently when getting on and hit gearshift with foot.

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