What do you guys think

Huskers86 · Apr 7, 2014

This is going to go for? Stumbled across it on big iron and thought I'd see what you folks think. Hit the link for the info.http://www.bigiron.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?bigiron20/129459/showall

Huskers86 · Apr 7, 2014

I should probably go into a bit more detail on this. It apears to be a 54 super h with live hydralics, rockford clutch and distallate burning option.

sd pete · Apr 7, 2014

$1200-$1500 but will probably bring more.

CNKS · Apr 7, 2014

My hobby is to buy tractors to restore. For a decent Stage 2 SH, which that is, $2500 would not scare me off. The several thousand it costs to restore one is scary but I do it anyway; due to my extremely slow restorations I haven't gone broke-yet.

Huskers86 · Apr 7, 2014

The bid is at $1850 last I looked. Sale ends wed. at 10 and I think it may go quite a bit more. I'm more curious about the distillate option on that from 54. Was it a rare deal or fairly common? I've never seen any super series in my area with one.

mkirsch · Apr 8, 2014

I would question how complete the distillate system is. For one thing I can see that the linkages for the radiator shutters are missing.

Is that a distillate manifold?

Is the starting tank there?

It's at $2200 now. Getting up there.

rustyfarmall · Apr 8, 2014

(quoted from post at 18:12:19 04/07/14) The bid is at $1850 last I looked. Sale ends wed. at 10 and I think it may go quite a bit more. I'm more curious about the distillate option on that from 54. Was it a rare deal or fairly common? I've never seen any super series in my area with one.

The distillate option was available all the way up through the 450, as was the magneto ignition. Not real common, but probably not rare.

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