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Check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000

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Cowboy Bill Wat

05-01-2002 08:41:48




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click on the link -- if i got it right.

a frame and 2 rear wheels -- $2000.

you've got to be kidding.....




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Mike

05-03-2002 10:43:40




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 Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Cowboy Bill Watts, 05-01-2002 08:41:48  
That isn't a 1655. Look at the dash and platform. It is either a 1755, 1855, or 1955 high crop.



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Geoffrey

05-03-2002 21:00:38




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 Re: Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Mike, 05-03-2002 10:43:40  
How is the dash different on those models than on a 1655? Bigger? Don't know a lot about the newer models.



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Mike

05-05-2002 11:31:09




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 Re: Re: Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Geoffrey, 05-03-2002 21:00:38  
The 1755,1855,1955 have a different dash, platform, hydraulics, and brakes than the 1555 and 1655.

the 17,18,1955 got closed center hydralics, hydralic brakes, and a isolated platform and dash to dampen noise and vibration.

The reason that I can tell that it isn't a 1655 the dash is too tall and wide. The 1655 dash you would be able to see the brake pedals or the stud that they are mounted on sticking out the side of the dash along with the throttle and over/under levers.

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Yoder

05-02-2002 15:43:55




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 Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Cowboy Bill Watts, 05-01-2002 08:41:48  
I guess there are still a lot of people that don't know the value of a Highcrop.



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Tim(nj)

05-01-2002 19:48:58




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 Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Cowboy Bill Watts, 05-01-2002 08:41:48  
Terry's right. If that tractor were here in New Jersey, he'd get his price, just for those final drive drop housings and the high-clearance front axle. Of course, here, it would be just as likely someone would use the parts to make a hi-crop for their vegetable farm or landscape nursery as it would be for a collector to put one together for show.



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Terry

05-01-2002 18:20:20




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 Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Cowboy Bill Watts, 05-01-2002 08:41:48  
If it were closer to the midwest, there would be a line of guys waiting to haul it home. The drop boxes for the rear axles are worth the 2000. If a guy had a donor tractor, he could have a pretty cheap (and rare) high crop.



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tubba

05-01-2002 17:07:39




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 Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Cowboy Bill Watts, 05-01-2002 08:41:48  
reminds me of the thanksgiving turkey carcass the day after the big day, picked clean. 2K sounds like a lot for a picked clean skeleton.



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mark

05-01-2002 13:25:19




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 Re: check this out -- 1655 carcass for $2000 in reply to Cowboy Bill Watts, 05-01-2002 08:41:48  
Must be the special gold plated anniversary edition of the 1655...



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