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D-15 series II value and advice
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    Posted: 23 Mar 2012 at 11:33pm
I know a person cann't  give an exact value on a tractor without seeing it. But I would like some educated opinions on the worth of a series II d-15. Rear tires 50%, unknown hours, supposedly no gear jumping?, strait tin and very good paint (rims repainted and some touch ups) , no recent overhaul(guessing at least couple thousand hours) but no oil consumption, wide front, snap coupler with add on 3 point. Any advice of what to look for when buying one also welcomed. thanks in advance
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My  DAD  bought mine ...brand new ..so i would answer priceless, but thats just my feelings .. I WOULD SAY  possibly in that 3000  range without seeing it ..
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Remember tires and rims are going to set ya back alot of you want new tread on it. A good series II to us was always worth 3000 to 5000. You just don't see alot of them anymore. I also know when you overhaul the 160 they get a little expensive.
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Also several of our d-15s have a growl noise in 4th gear. All were from original owners and they stated it made that noise since they bought them new. Weve never had any problems with them.
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If I were you Id stay away from it.. whats the sellers number again? maybe I could check it out for you....
 
D-15 II is a very nice tractor to own in good condition. dpower is correct the tires could be a big issue. they seem to ne a very expensive item in that size.
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Yup, tires are pricey BUT a ONE TIME purchase, good for 30-50 years, depending on how tractor is used and stored.Kept inside ,out of the sun, the tires will outlive me. It's the cost of doing business,same as gas,oil,sleeves,etc.
I got some combine tires and rims after a local 'combine demo' at a real good price.Sure the 'correct cops' will ticket me but unless they buy me 'real rims', I'm happy.
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