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ed

01-19-2002 18:28:29




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I have been given a jd li that was near a fire and is somewhat schorched. I would like to know what to look for in getting the tractor up and running again. I wouldn't like to do a rebuild now but if I should before I run her i will. Also is this tractor worth anything other than it being just small? Would any atachments that went on the LA fit? Thank's ED




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marvin

01-20-2002 08:49:26




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 Re: JD LI info needed in reply to ed, 01-19-2002 18:28:29  
How bad is it burn you did not say .is the tin buckled , is the hose and belt,s goon, to what extent is it burn,if not bad put a primer to her to help portect her till you get around to giving her a new coat of tender loving care,then sand blast her back to white metal and bring her back up it will make you job a lot easer when the time come .but portect that ser#no it what make the tractor worth more. do not take that no# off the tractor. just guard it well and do not damage it any more than it is. but i would get started that tractor is money in the bank just don,t over spend on parts.there out there just don,t jump at the first one down the road you know what i am saying .marvin good luck it will make a good pice to have .

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Brandon

01-19-2002 21:13:32




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 Re: JD LI info needed in reply to ed, 01-19-2002 18:28:29  
The LI is collectable, with only approximately 2500 made (of all types). I have more information at the website below.

I think any implements from an LA would be a bit too much for the LI to handle. Anything from an L should be fine.

I wouldn't know what to check in the tractor, but someone else should be able to help.

Good luck,
Brandon

P.S. Do you know the serial number? I could use it for my surviving industrial tractor list. Thanks.

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