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Posted by Hurst on March 18, 2005 at 16:37:33 from (172.149.98.204):
I went to check out some tractors at an auction that will be tom. I saw a few that interested me. There was a deere, 2955, with cab, air etc. Is this a good tractor, how much will it bring, with paint in good shape and good tires? The second, a farmall 560 rowcrop w/narrow front. It was a gasser. Same questions for this tractor as the deere, execpt the paint was in poor condition. Third tractor was what I thought was a 1066, maybe a 1086, couldn't read the tag very well. This tractor has poor paint, forgot about the tires, but from what I remembered, they all would hold air. The injection pump looks as though it is rebuilt, it is freshly painted. Same questions. Fourth tractor I was was an Allis 7045. It had a cab, but what looked to be the compressor (on the left side of the engine) did not have a belt on it, and it had one hose running out, is this the compressor? The cab needs some work, the tin is a little dented up, rear tires match (singles, not duals) but are a little weathered, frong are mismatched and weathered, needing replacement. It is a powershift trans. same questions once again. What should I look for in the way of trouble? How hard would it be to get parts for each tractor? What else should I look for that would be in around 5k range? Which would make this range? what would be some models to jump on? Which ones would be best for baling, mowing (20 ft batwing), and other farm work? The 560 didn't have 3pt or fasthitch. The others all had 3 pt. thanks for your help.
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