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Posted by Hurst on March 13, 2007 at 06:52:00 from (66.129.5.5):
My Dad is thinking of selling one of our farmall 140s with a set of cultivators. They are both in fairly good condition sheet metal wise (Thay have their dings, but no rust that I remember seeing). One has a stronger running engine, but has had the front axle welded (so it cannot be adjusted) and the other has a good front axle, but has a little weaker of an engine (it could be just timing, I dont know for sure). Both of them will jump out of 4th with a load when going down a hill. They have a couple little leaks here and there. The one that has the good front axle and weaker egine has good brakes while the other needs a new set of brakes in it. What do you all think these are worth? Thanks Hurst
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