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BAMA GAL

11-10-2006 17:36:54




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what does it mean when someone asked you if both motors work? and what is a 3 point hicky thing i'm selling one that has been in the family and i need some info help thanks




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Harlan Kruger

11-10-2006 18:24:03




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 Re: R motor in reply to BAMA GAL, 11-10-2006 17:36:54  
If someone asks if "both motors work" they are wanting to know of the Pony engine and the large diesel engine run. The pony engine is a small gas engine closest to the steering wheel that you start first and then the pony engine starts the large diesel engine. Usually the pony engines do not run, but sometimes they do. A 3 point hicky thing is a rear hitch on a tractor that you can raise and lower attached implements. An R tractor never had a 3pt. Some 3 points were installed at the factory and some were made by aftermarket companies, Look at yours to see if you have any JD stamps on it, if it does it is a genuine John Deere parts. Hope that helps

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bama gal

11-10-2006 18:27:29




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 Re: R motor in reply to Harlan Kruger, 11-10-2006 18:24:03  
thank you so much that helps i'm just ready to get rid of it who wants a old tractor anyway!!!! i hope i don't offend you but trust me tractors are not my thing



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Harlan Kruger

11-10-2006 18:31:25




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 R Motor in reply to bama gal, 11-10-2006 18:27:29  
If you want to get rid of it, get some photos of it and put it on eBay. Describe it the best you can and where it is located and state that the buyer is to pick it up. It will bring every dollar it is worth on eBay.



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BAMA GAL

11-10-2006 19:27:16




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 Re: R Motor in reply to Harlan Kruger, 11-10-2006 18:31:25  
what r they worth? all i can say its lived in the barn most of its life i got it from a great great uncle when i picked it up it ran great and fired right up. i know the tires are still good and that its in great shape. so what would you ask for it



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Roger (Mi)

11-11-2006 04:23:09




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 Re: Value of a JD model R in reply to BAMA GAL, 11-10-2006 19:27:16  
I have a 1951 JD R. Paid $1850 for it 8 years ago from a collector. Pony did not run, the big block had a crack (the dealer included a good block in the price), but the sheet metal was great. A restorable R in good condition should sell for $3500 plus. Restored R's in the Midwest go for $6500 plus at auction sales. Mine is totally restored and have won 1st place at a few tractor shows. The value of these tractors will not go down. The longer you keep it, the more it's worth. Would not sell mine for less than $9000.

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