Posted by rview_ on September 08, 2014 at 05:26:35 from (199.47.65.60):
In Reply to: Finally got her 2-105 posted by Michael Price on September 07, 2014 at 20:31:17:
Had my 2-105 at a dealership because the local shops (closest is about 20 miles away) don't want to work on it much. They said it would be around $10k to do the motor there and come with a 90 day warranty, and the cheapest they would find used was $4k without labor (and unknown hours). I mentioned Cummins conversion, they did not want to do that, I said I could get the parts. And by then they found the rear end needed opened up. Knew I could find something more reasonable on my own if I'd look around, but wanted someone else to do it. So it sits here after spending about $2k for exploratory work and hauling, doubt I'll get to it, but don't want to get rid of it. So I'll park it next to the 1855 that also has a bad engine, that didn't make 2000 hours on a $7000 overhaul with 100 hour oil changes (I paid to overhaul that while I was in high school, my dad died about a month before, I didn't know Wauk. issues, and needed a working tractor). 105 always started nice and didn't use that much fuel. Previous owner beat mine to pieces, they are good tractors if taken care of.
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