Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on January 01, 2019 at 07:31:41 from (50.123.238.228):
In Reply to: Tractor evaluation posted by TDJD on December 31, 2018 at 18:46:05:
It will more than likely be one of three tractors, 820,1020,1520. The 820 was made in Germany but is still a good tractor. It might not have power steering(an option that less than half had) it also has open center hyd's. The 1020 and 1520 were both built in Dubuque Ia. Power steering was an option on the 1020 as well but most have it. Parts are not a problem for any of the three. If the rubber is good and sheet metal is good I would trade in a heartbeat for the B. You would find any of the three a nice chore tractor that would earn its keep. You can rebuild the engine in it or look for a used one as the three cylinder engine used in them was popular in many industrial applications as well. Tom
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