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MrGadget

07-20-2001 09:01:47




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Yeah 2030 (not 3020)... I spotted one at a local implement dealer with FEL. Didn't get very close, but looks to be a deisel as it has an injector pump on the left side of the engine. Standard (2 stick) transmision(?) Sheetmetal pretty rusty.

What can anybody tell me about this tractor? What years were they produced? Problems? Value? Thanks, Gadget




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G Taylor

07-20-2001 16:20:09




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 Re: JD2030 in reply to MrGadget, 07-20-2001 09:01:47  
Common as dirt in every country of the world except the US. Built for the 72 to 75 production years in Mannheim Germany. Rated at 60HP & cost $6235.00 in 1975.



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Robert Acker

07-20-2001 12:59:37




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 Re: JD2030 in reply to MrGadget, 07-20-2001 09:01:47  
This is a good tractor. do not go buy the rust on
it very rugged. Make sure you check the hours on
it. I had one and we never had a problem on the
farm with it. If you decide not to buy it tell me
where it is and I will check it out. I am lookin
for one. I think the were manufactured in the
late 60s early 70s (i think). Good tractor for
small work: hay, bush hoggin', mowin etc. RPMs
on the pto 1000 or 545 were the options.

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Robert Acker

07-20-2001 12:59:06




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 Re: JD2030 in reply to MrGadget, 07-20-2001 09:01:47  
This is a good tractor. do not go buy the rust on
it very rugged. Make sure you check the hours on
it. I had one and we never had a problem on the
farm with it. If you decide not to buy it tell me
where it is and I will check it out. I am lookin
for one. I think the were manufactured in the
late 60s early 70s (i think). Good tractor for
small work: hay, bush hoggin', mowin etc. RPMs
on the pto 1000 or 545 were the options.

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MrG

07-20-2001 14:01:38




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 Re: Re: JD2030 in reply to Robert Acker, 07-20-2001 12:59:06  
I called the dealer, it has 3000 hours on it. Too many? They're asking $9500, no trades. Zat a fair price? Gadget



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Robert Acker

07-20-2001 19:06:23




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 Re: Re: Re: JD2030 in reply to MrG, 07-20-2001 14:01:38  
Sounds like is will be ok I would try to talk him
down some; however if he will not come down still
sounds good.

robbie



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JD70Jim

07-20-2001 10:29:26




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 Re: JD2030 in reply to MrGadget, 07-20-2001 09:01:47  
The 2030 is a 60 pto hp utility tractor, built at the John Deere Dubuque Works from 1972-75, It has the same engine as the 2520 and is nearly the same tractor as the 2440 which replaced it. 180.4 cid gas and 202.6 cid diesel, they weighed about 4495-4575#. I see them advertised at a wide range of prices---as low as $7500 and as high as $12,500 w/fel. I think they could have either a direction reverser or a hi-lo lever as options, and there were two different pto options. Flat top deluxe fenders are a possibility---my 2440 has them, but regular "clamshell fenders" are more likely. There is an optional low muffler also.

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