I would buy it as it should not be worth big money in the shape it is in. I have 4 3020's here on the farm and some get used every day of the year. Only one is a gas but it still is handy for chores. I have the 4020 my Dad bought new and wish I could buy the 190XT Allis my Grandfather bought new. I know where it is but it was bought by a man that worked for our family that was later killed in an accident and is now owned by his brother. So it is a family tractor to them now. In the 100hp range in Deere tractors a 4230 is the most tractor for the money. Late model 4020's sell for more and lack many of the updates the 4230's have like wet clutch and other updates.Just park the 3020 untill you have the money to get it going. Shop for used parts and gather up what you can for it. With a Deere service book, some tools and some advice from this forum you could redo the brakes yourself. First makes sure it even needs them. Good luck and post back if you get it. Tom
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