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JD 60 lowseat

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wally

02-17-2002 09:42:40




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Could anyone offer information on the lowseat version. When were they produced. How many etc.How do they differ from the AR.Thankyou.




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G Taylor

02-17-2002 19:24:52




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 Re: JD 60 lowseat in reply to wally, 02-17-2002 09:42:40  
Pretty much an AR with live hydraulics & avalable live pto. Haven't seen one with a rockshaft & no place really for it.Not avalable power steering. There are uncommon with 1748(2.86%) manufactured in gas, shipped from Sept 6th 1953 to Nov26th 1954. 196(.32%) in allfuel. The high seats are rarer with gas 676(1.11%) & allfuel 209(.34%). LP fueled only numbered 26 (.02%) of total 60 production. Despite all odds with my Grandfather abusing it his 60 low seat still sortof runs. Missing the battery covers,pto cover,some of the origional seat,flywheel & pulley cover,lights etc. He has a circular saw attachment that had the few guards it had were removed because they were "in the way". It could have killed my Greatgrandfather right infront on my Mom when she was ten years old. He slipped in the snow, partially caught himself but still fell face first into the blade. He only required stiches in his forehead. If I ever get the thing it's going to cost $5000.00 for sheet metal,electrical,instruments & tires alone without internal work.

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