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Super 66 pto ?

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RLS in PA

11-13-2005 17:48:34




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I have the opertunity to buy a Super 66 that has been in our family for years. It has not been run for some time and the pto does not work from years of use on a John Deere 14T bailer. How much are the parts for these Olivers? I estimated the value of the tractor at $1700. Is that a fair market value? I want to make sure that everyone in the family is happy with this deal but I also want to make sure I do not pay too much with the cost of repairs.

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RLS in PA

11-14-2005 14:58:19




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 Re: Super 66 pto ? in reply to RLS in PA, 11-13-2005 17:48:34  
It has 12V key start, gas, tricycle, tires 50%,paint and tin poor to fair, hydraulics, no fender extentions. Runs great. Engine was recently in frame rebuilt.



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J. Schwiebert

11-14-2005 03:57:07




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 Re: Super 66 pto ? in reply to RLS in PA, 11-13-2005 17:48:34  
Can you determine the problem with the PTO first. When I worked for the dealership we stocked the long PTO drive shaft for the 66 models as many were used on a baler and about once a year someone would break one. Check the condition of the clutch and throwout bearing too. The hub in the flywheel can also be worn after 50 years as well. Also what is the serial number? some feel the 57 & 58 models with the 12 volt and key star are worth a little more. Also check on the items Ron asked about. There was one sold on a farm sale here last wheel, no hydraulics on it and it was a mid year 1955 model. Questions?

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Evilboweviel

11-14-2005 02:44:57




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 Re: Super 66 pto ? in reply to RLS in PA, 11-13-2005 17:48:34  
gas or diesel?
wide or narrow front?
condition of tires, paint?
hydraulic, mech lift or flat top?
Ron



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