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1020 three point and pto

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Wes

02-17-2004 14:01:00




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I am looking at a 1020 gas without three point hitch or pto. How hard is it to add these, and what is the approximate costs. The tractor is a 1972 - 1974. Thanks in advance.

Wes




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John

02-17-2004 16:59:49




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 Re: 1020 three point and pto in reply to Wes, 02-17-2004 14:01:00  
Jeez, never seen many newer machines without 3 PT and a PTO. Anyhow starting with the PTO. To achieve live pto operation. You will need a two stage clutch disc and shafts and bearings and I believe a gear pack to start with. My guess from Deere would be about 2500+$ The 3 point would need the lifting linkage, rrockshaft housing and cylinder. Valve controls and all the internal/external plumbing. Not gonna be cheap even if parts are available. Besides. If this is a stripped Deere now, does it even have a hydraulic pump to run a three point? Some early 1020`s only had a power steering pump integral with the engine front cover and a real hydraulic pump was an option. Even if you buy used parts its gonna be expensive. According to my Intertec tractor price guide that stripped 1020 sold for about $3500-4000 new. If it had the popular options it could demand about 5-6000$ in very good shape today. Not bad for a tractor thats 30 years old.

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