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Re: Farmall A Cultavision value
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Posted by tlak on October 28, 2000 at 04:07:11 from (208.154.178.27):
In Reply to: Farmall A Cultavision value posted by tlak on October 27, 2000 at 11:42:35:
The tractor had a flat so I could not test the trans for poping out of gear. Dont need a $500+ trans rebuild. The owner had pulled to start and I was setting on it messing with the trottle and it died and he didnt appear like he wanted to start it again. Im guessing that this tractor had a govenor and I was trying to get it to kick in. It had cultivators installed. It also had a sickle mower that had a piece of wood between the gear box and blades that was rotted in half. The gear box turned easy and appeared in good shape but I couldnt get the blades to move. also had a plow. I have read previous posts about making sure this stuff fit the tractor. The owner was a strange bird so I didnt think I was going to get to test everything the way I wanted, get it warm check all operations and check the hookup of the implements. I had stopped and looked at it one day and he told me if I bought it that day it would be $100 less. The next day when I went back and brought tools and a battery he told me it would have been $100 cheaper yesterday. I didnt buy it the second day and he told me that he wasnt pulling it out of there again. The second day I left telling him that I guess I'll come back when the price goes back down. I think it will sit where its at through the winter and if I decide to buy it I guess I can get it anytime. It was a $1000.
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