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Henry se/k! View Drop Down
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    Posted: 10 Sep 2010 at 1:13pm
Found a 190xt gas with less than 2000 hrs. Owned by original owners family. Tin work is perfect,sc hitch,duels wth cast mounts to inside wheels,tires 60%, and 1000 rpm pto. Everthing that I tried works. Is this tractor worth more than a common 190xt for a collection ? What do you think?
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Gas is going to make it worth much less than a diesel to anyone who is going to USE it.  The less than 2000 original hours and the Snap Coupler hitch add some value as to a collector from that era...esp if the tractor is original and hasn't been repainted.  When you say 1000 PTO you mean it has the dual 540/1000 PTO - right?  Mike
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yeah that gas thing holds it back some but other than that sounds like a realy nice collector piece low hours are hard to ome by....so dosen't sound like it was worked to much...

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The 1000 rpm pto would be rare unless it's the dual 540/1000 pto. Sounds good to me.
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Its not a dual speed. Must be rare to only 1000.
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I've never seen one with a straight 1000 rpm PTO and I've seen a lot of 190's.
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It is in the early 190xt parts book so must be the real deal
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190 SC are hard to find.If it was a NF Diesel you would really have something,still a low hour sc 190 is not common. I would snatch it up if you can.Here is a pic of Dales 190 sc


Bet Dale would never sell this one.
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Hard to put a value to a tractor like that. I'd say it's definitely worth more than a run of the mill 190 XT. I've got a snap coupler 190 gas, and a 190 XT diesel, and have really come to like em both alot.  Darrel        
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My dad had a straight 1000 put in his XT so he could run the Fox 2000 chopper we owned with the neighbors.  Had to use an adaptor and throttle back when doing 540 stuff like grinding feed.
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