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    Posted: 27 Feb 2011 at 10:31am
Brought this home a week ago Friday.  Got it and a parts gas D 19.  Brother Ron hauled it and got the parts 19 to  support his own D 19 gas.  This one will take a little work to make it nice but as you know, hard to find.





Own 4 wheel 20, 2-5015, 5020 and associated equipment and 2 electric forklifts.
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Looks good, Den. Does it run? Keep us posted!
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Chad it does run. It started without either at 20 degrees when I first looked at it.
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Starting cold at 20 degrees with no ether? I'd say it's probably in pretty good health.
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Awesome!!!
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Looks good! Uh I mean with a rusty seat like that? Don't you want to get rid of it? LOL...  You did good. Starting like that it is probably in good shape.
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That is a good looking machine!
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Congrats. They are a blast to drive
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Den,

That is a nice looking D19D.  Will look great fixed up too.  I've seen your work!
BTW I sent you a PM
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What size are those back tires? They look huge on my screen. What a great Find!
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D-19 Diesels run, oh so smoothly!
  I was working on a D-19 D with 3-point,5-16 semi-mounted A-C plow.
I forgot to pick up a 12" Crescent wrench that I left lay on the
drawbar. I thought of the crescent after a round. I went back and
picked it up, still laying on the  drawbar. 
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