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Posted by paul on August 25, 2003 at 09:38:12 from (209.23.145.20):
In Reply to: Regarding the advice given posted by PNR123 on August 24, 2003 at 22:05:53:
You are taking on a project. I'd be scared of
someone who described a tractor with a rod
sticking out the oil pan as 'in beautiful
condition'?????? Holy cow! Is the loader in good condition - your
inspection, not his description!!!! :)
_Everything_ there, with working front pump? The price is a little high, as you have a lot of
labor in front of you, as well as probably
putting in an engine rebuild anyhow (used
engine of a 50 year old tractor - it'll need it!). Loader is worth a few $100, you'll have some
spare engine parts. Do you want this big of a
project? The tractor is probably worth $800
tops, the engine $400, loader $200. But I'd
think that is all top dollar, & I don't know I'd
want to pay top dollar for that big of a project....
You don't know how 'beautiful' the tranny is,
etc..... --->Paul
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