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D 17 Wheatland on Yesterdays Tractors.

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    Posted: 06 Mar 2010 at 10:59pm
Looks like Brandaon Wolke has a D 17 Wheatland propane on there.  Hers some questions.
 
1. Was that the one on ebay over a month ago > Does not look like it.
 
2. Was this the other one that someone was talking about on here ?
 
Like the know ther serial number is on this one.
 
Just some thoughts.
 
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There is no way that tractor is worth $30,000. I still think there was something fishy with the Ebay D17 wheatland LP bringing $18,000. It looked like it needed $10,000 worth of work.

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Its the same one as seen on ebay. I did some picture comparisons. He spruced it up and got it running and added 12000 to what he paid for it.

Edited by Luke R. - 07 Mar 2010 at 8:26am
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he must have added power steering too as the e-bay ad states manual steering, unless he had it wrong, because he says the steering was locked up.
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I think they're different tractors.  Unless the oil bath filter on it was dirty and it got cleaned up because it looks black in the ebay picture and it is now orange in the YT picture.

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I am convinced its the same one. Rust line on the seat is one indicator. New front tires. oddball rear wheelweight. Rear tires are same tread. the ebay pictures were taken in the evening so there are lots of shadows.
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it is the same one i talked with brandon after he bought it on ebay. way to much $$$ but does look nice.
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Were the 26" rears an option or not??

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18.4 x 26 were standard rears for the Wheatland. 16.9 x 26 were standard for D-17 grove tractors. 28" rears for standard tractors, and 38" rears for High Clearance.
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According to Norm swinfords book he lists 18.4 x 28 as the rear tire on Wheatland d17's. So I am not sure which it is.
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Terry Dean's book lists the 16.9 x 26 for the Orchard, 18.4 x 26 for the Grove and 18.4 x 26 for the Wheatland.....
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I was getting my information from the 1960 dealer price book. I'll have to double check the orchard, but the other info is from the price book.
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look at the mufler it is rusty in the same place
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