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JOHN DEERE D'S

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Marty

03-08-2002 13:26:03




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HI, I AM ATTEMPTING TO PURCHASE THREE D'S, ALL IN THE MID 30'S, ONE IS COMPLETE AND RAN IN THE LAST FEW YEAR, EXHAUST IS COVERED,BUT IT IS STUCK, ONE IS COMPLETE BUT STUCK, BUT COVERED, HAS NOT RAN FOR YEARS AND HAS ONE BAD WHEEL. OTHER ONE IS A PARTS TRACTOR FOR THE MOST, ALTHOUGHT IS MOSTLY COMPLETE,BUT GAS TANK IS BAD. I CAN BUY THEM ALL FOR $1,000.00...IS THAT A GOOD BUY?




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Marty Z

03-08-2002 16:13:22




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 Re: JOHN DEERE D'S in reply to Marty, 03-08-2002 13:26:03  
First of all it sounds like a good deal to me as long as you can transport them yourself.. My wife saw this post and thought I was trying to buy another D or two .
Marty Z



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Larry W.

03-09-2002 06:38:30




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 Re: Re: JOHN DEERE D'S in reply to Marty Z, 03-08-2002 16:13:22  
I thought it was from you also. Anyway, to the other Marty, I would buy them if I wanted another D, and they were only a few miles to haul. The engines are(may) probably be ok if they look ok on the outside. the experience I have had with the D block is that water freezing in the water jacket usually busts the block or head on the outside.



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Brandon

03-08-2002 20:24:55




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 Re: Re: JOHN DEERE D'S in reply to Marty Z, 03-08-2002 16:13:22  
Hey Marty "Z",

SURE! Its not you! You know you want another D. You're just using a different email address.

Heck, I'd like three more Ds.

Brandon



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Brandon

03-08-2002 15:31:58




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 Re: JOHN DEERE D'S in reply to Marty, 03-08-2002 13:26:03  
I'm no expert, but I would go for it. Having 3, you should be able to make at least ONE good one! The price would be great for one good D, so I think three rough Ds should be OK.

Brandon



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