Te best way to look at a piece of equipment is take someone along that knows and let them do the looking and do the YEA OR NAE .I have gotten out of the OH YEA I CAN FIX thismood thing when it comes to dozers as that under carriage will cost more then the machine and then ya got the drive line . I had a friend have me go look at a 850 B Deere . Had a good bottom on it the engine was ok BUT i wanted to run it for a half hour or so and when i did i found that the right hydo was headed south and it really did not have the getty up and go that it should have had , but for the first fifteen min. it was just ok and the warmer it got the worse it got. So it was No no thanks even though it was a cheap price to fix it would have cost twice the asking price and that would make it cost more then a good one. When it comes to yellow iron RUN IT before ya buy it .
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