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Re: What should I pay for a Farmall 460 diesel???
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Posted by Bill on September 25, 2003 at 09:32:04 from (199.149.165.236):
In Reply to: What should I pay for a Farmall 460 diesel??? posted by Gav-n-Tn on September 24, 2003 at 04:34:28:
I have many hours on a 460, but it is a gas model. Be sure that it runs good. Listen for bad knocking in the motor, look for leaks around the injector pump, and see if the drawbar will stay put and not float up and down after you move it. If the sheet metal is straight, if no parts are missing and it has decent tires, I would not feel bad about spending 2500-3000 on it. I have heard that if the injector pump needs rebuilt, you could spend big money to have it fixed. But I have also heard that that is not true. Not sure what to believe there. For parts availability, it is my opinion that between dealers and salvage yards, you can find pretty much anything you need.
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