Posted by Mike M on January 28, 2008 at 10:10:49 from (24.140.28.219):
In Reply to: Re: JD A leaker posted by plow hand on January 28, 2008 at 08:19:59:
If it is the $1,500 one listed in Oak Grove,then I'd say it will make someone a good tractor because it appears to have all the shields and lights in place and fenders too. this stuff adds up if buying after the fact. Great looking tires not rusted up or beat up. Alot better than most any I have seen in the Ohio area. If I had it I'd be asking more,but with todays economy who knows ? I might get $1,500 without the fenders ? so it is likely a good buy. Just be sure to see if it has a serial tag, all to important these days, runs good and check the bottom of the head and block for any cracks and welds and also check for a loose clutch driver all of these are too commonly found and should effect the value some but I have seen it not effect them at auctions.
I'd have to get a closer look at that leak. Those year A's didn't generally have a big problem with the block gasket like the late A's do.The older A's like this one have more bolts and better support of the block. I'd look close at the governor housing gaskets and kinda by that photo the oil on the ground looks farther ahead and it may just be a bad valve cover gasket ?
If you need another tractor or a project I'd be getting over there and checking it out better if it was close to home. It looks good and used parts should be easy to find for those.
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