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david stiles

06-18-2002 18:47:20




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hi trying to figure out the value of a jd 50 with power steering and three point hitch the clutch pully bearing is shot you can lift it up and down it has a jd loader on it but its not for a jd 50 it looks more like a 40 or a mt loader it is mounted way up in the front with home made brackets it does run in cold weathers the starter drages if battery not hot sheet metal is good couple dents a good fried has this tractorit also has real good tires not new but almost

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Walt in Jaxn, Tn.

06-18-2002 20:16:07




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 Re: jd 50 value in reply to david stiles, 06-18-2002 18:47:20  
I was about to post a question about that same problem (the clutch being loose) my clutch is also a little loose at the end, the A's and B's had an inner race pressed on the crankshaft, but the 50 i have dosen't seem to have that same part, so i guess i will have to take the crank out and send it to the machine shop to have it built up and ground back to specks and, while i'm at it i might as well have the rod and main journals reground as well ( can you say big bucks, big bucks) i'd like to hear a different answer from someone else, thats for sure, so looks like i'm in for some big expenses (and you are too if you get that tractor) if that power steering is factory JD then you can add a few hundred bucks to the value (if it's in good shape), if it's not factory but has hydraulic motor back by the steering wheel on the steering shaft with hoses running off it down thru the hood, then subtract 3 or 4 hundred in value-----walt

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