tell you want, if it runs, you should be able to see if T/A works or not. If it runs, moves, tin is good, rims are good, then this tractor is worth big bucks all redone right. I have been looking for one and junk goes for $4500 around here. That is without fenders, bad tires, and tin that needs to be replaced. This tractor is some guys dream, so if you pass on it please pass infromation on where it can be found.
I have personally seen a sharp Super MTA D go for over $20,000. But that did it right, and the tractor was better then new. I know the engines cost alot ot work on, but if it is worth anywhere near $20,000 then you can afford to put money into it. My two cents. I would place it in my shed and show it off once done and not worry about the $$ going into it. Keep it long enough and I think yo uwill make out, if not the grand kids would love to have it.
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