Most of the responces have good points but I will add one more. If the fire dept showed up and sprayed water on it while it was hot the castings will more than likely be cracked all over the place and the ol gal might self destruct the first time you move it or put a load on it. One thing I have found to be true. If the paint is still on it and it is just sooty then it may be saveable. If the paint got blisted up and or is gone, it gets more iffy. If the engine still has water in the radiator, again might be saveable where there was water located, IE, the engine, but the trans or rear end may be cooked since the liquid doesn"t completly fill the housings. Personally, I would run from the whole mess, even as a parts tractor, some things would be iffy.
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