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Posted by charles henle on April 15, 2005 at 10:10:21 from (64.12.117.7):
f-20 pto mechanical lift i have a pto lift with slip clutch and oil bath unit that is like new snd was used for a cultivator lift that bolts to the banjo on an f-20 and maybe to the f-30 under the seat to lift the cultivator like a rock shaft and i am wondering what something like that is worth as i have someone with a lot of tractors interested that collects old i.h.c. tractors i also have another 1937 f-20 with hyd belly pump 36 inch 6 ply rubber like new, standerdized pto and platform to stand on, self throttle gov. fact. road gear, hyd seat, swinging drawbar, and the tractor runs great as i use it for mowing with a no. 5 j.d. mower and the two paint jobs work great together ha i also have a 37 f-20 with engine stuck and a small block crack under the manifold that would not take alot to fix and then i have a 15-30 complete and nice tin but stuck on good steel all around i run a repair shop since 1958 but the pace maker put a stop to most of this and would appreciate input as to what a fair price would be for these items. thank you in advance for the info. as you guys that have been doing this would know more about it than i do chas
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