Posted by Goose on December 11, 2016 at 19:43:55 from (70.198.56.37):
In Reply to: D-19 Allis posted by ChristopherLee on December 11, 2016 at 19:20:29:
Diesel or gas?
I have a diesel that's been a dependable old workhorse over the years. It's been in the family since 1971. I bought it originally, used it for a few years, and sold it to my father. Then inherited it back when he died.
And, yes it will now eventually jump out of 2nd gear on the trans (3rd and 5th final drive) if you pull it hard enough. But, I don't use it hard enough anymore that it's a problem. It could be a shift fork problem rather than a gear problem, but I've never bothered to go into it.
The price, $3,000 to $3500 sounds reasonable enough. If you bought it for that price I don't think you'd go wrong. There's a gas burner in the YT photo ads for $4,500 and it looks average. There were something over 10,000 D19's made over a three year model run, but I don't have a breakdown of numbers of diesel, gas, and propane. Probably well over half were diesel, a few propane, and the rest gas.
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