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jerrod

12-05-2004 16:57:25

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got a 1520 deere in today that a customer is wanting to sell..didnt run..long story short two pistons gone to the 1st ring and third a casualty of shrapnal as well as one sleeve bad...wanted to know best place for parts..this is a gas tractor...also what would it be worth before this was fixed..in relatively good shape with usual dents and dings tires hold air on back but no tread..fronts are good..power steering and hyd brakes..two gearshifts..any help appreciated..looked on the engine prices on here but only saw sets for diesel..are these good reliable tractors..dont see to many out there...thanks in advance

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M. Trim

12-07-2004 12:03:49

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Re: 1520 jd value? in reply to jerrod, 12-05-2004 16:57:25

I would be interested in buying it as is. Where is the tractor located?

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Charlie1520

12-06-2004 08:27:49

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Re: 1520 jd value? in reply to jerrod, 12-05-2004 16:57:25

Hi,

I have a JD1520 that I recently completed an engine overhaul on. It wasn't too painful with the replaceable cylinder sleeves. I had to make my own cylinder puller which consisted of a long bolt that screwed into a bar that was wide enough to catch the cylinder bottom. There's a little more to it that's hard to describe but it wasn't too hard to figure out and the cylinders pulled out fairly easy.

The cylinder liners were about $65 each from the John Deere dealer. (Don't forget to replace the O-rings on these cylinders too.) I don't remember the exact price for the pistons and rings but I think they were less than $100 each. So to do this for all 3 cylinders would be in the $600 range.

It sounds to me like your tractor would be in the $5000 range if it was running (maybe more depending on where it is located). So it would be a matter of how much of your 'free' time you would want to invest.

Hope this helps.

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