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Parting out 1948 AW

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agwss

01-01-2006 18:12:44




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Because I have been unable to sell this tractor, I have decided to part it out. It is loose with good compression, has factory wide front, extra wide uncut axle, good battery box and seat frame, uncut hood, you get the picture. Call or email me with your needs. 701-252-7603.




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agwss

01-03-2006 21:03:54




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-01-2006 18:12:44  
For your information, I could have parted this tractor out and made twice the asking price in two days. I understand and appreciate the comments made with regard to parting out a complete tractor, I hate to see this done myself, but if your not willing to put up the money to purchase such a tractor, keep your mouths shut. The complete tractor was sold today.



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Mike M

01-04-2006 05:01:23




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-03-2006 21:03:54  
NO WAY you could of sold off enough stuff to get 2 X your asking price. I don't even think Dengler and Polks charge that much for parts. This was just a good way of getting some worked up and then buy the whole thing. Seems to be the latest trend going around.



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Mike M

01-03-2006 05:27:23




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-01-2006 18:12:44  
Good luck selling enough parts off of it to get $1800. Plus you have all the work of tearing it apart,if you don't store what's left inside it will be worthless within a year from rust.And after you do sell off what everyone wants(the goodies)you still have about the whole thing left. BTDT years ago.



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bitbythebug

01-02-2006 18:35:38




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-01-2006 18:12:44  
how much were you asking for the tractor, complete?



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agwss

01-02-2006 19:04:20




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to bitbythebug, 01-02-2006 18:35:38  
$1800



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bitbythebug

01-02-2006 20:19:46




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-02-2006 19:04:20  
i wish i could come and get it. i saw the picture under tractor parts. it would sell for that whole here in wisconsin



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johndeereboy

01-02-2006 13:31:12




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-01-2006 18:12:44  
Guess it is just as well. An A without the straight six just aint hardly worth having.



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another one

01-02-2006 11:21:17




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-01-2006 18:12:44  
I agree Bob. I've been seeing alot of that on ebay. I know certain parts you can only get from other tractors but tearing a complete or even worse a running tractor is sickening.



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Bob

01-01-2006 19:21:22




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 Re: Parting out 1948 AW in reply to agwss, 01-01-2006 18:12:44  
I would feel like an &## posting on this board that I was tearing down a complete and desirable tractor.

To lots of us here, that's a sacrilege!!!



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