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1952 model D Grader Information
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    Posted: 27 Apr 2010 at 12:19pm
Just wondering if anyone can help me in finding out some information on an old grader I have. I am guessing that it is a 1952 or 1953 it is a Model"D" S/N D4184 It is time to fix her up a bit or sell it. I dont even know what it may be worth, if someone could give me an idea of its value would be appreciated. 4 cyl gas engine, no cab, thing runs great and drives good but developing some leaks in chain cases and front of engine. Thanks
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According to my list  serial # 3606  started  1954  #4310  ended it.   If  grader is  decent i would say  4 to $8,000  most  any time. My  ten cents  worth. Tony
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Another thing that can affect the price are options the machine may or may not have such as leaning front axle, power circle, shift-able moldboard, scarifier, etc. The leaks can probably be cured with some new seals.
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