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Jim/Ma View Drop Down
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Joined: 12 Sep 2009
Location: massachusetts
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    Posted: 24 Nov 2009 at 1:31pm
Have a line on a D 19 gas. The tractor has been parked in a barn for the last five years, I was told the owner tried to stsrt it with jumper cables and it didn't turn over. This is all I know about the tractor at this time. I will have a chance to go look at on friday. I would like to know what price range it mite in. Thanks Jim
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$1000-$2000 is about the range for a non running D19, if the motor needs to be rebuilt the money adds up fast.
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Jim, when you go look at the tractor, use the fan belt to turn the motor over. That will usually tell you if the motor is stuck or not
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To Matt and Bryan/ Thanks for the infomation,/Jim
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