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How much do you guys think this d-200 is worth I have an opportunity to buy it but not sure what it is worth ? IMG_1299.PNG.605bc0b0a6c6bf1492dce6b97c0b0c01.PNG

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elcamino/wheelhorse

Got any other pictures , hard to say what the value is with only one picture.Do you know the year it was made?

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pfrederi

No Gas tank I assume it doesn't run.  May have a rear PTO looks like the big pulley behind the grill.  I wouldn't pay much for a non running D series.  if it is an engine problem parts are getting pricey and hard to come by.  Hydro issue can mean a fair amount of work and parts there are pricey also.

 

If it has a rear PTO and 3 point and turning brakes there  is some money in parting it out.  But that would be about my limit buying it for parts.  400-500

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953 nut

If it is non-running Paul is being very generous, if you don't plan on parting it out it would probably be a money pit. If it runs well and the drive train is functioning properly the you need to know what extras it has going for it.

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pacer

I Bought this 200 about a year ago --- not running, gas tank rotten, no exhaust, sad seat, slop in steering --- and of course several other small things that were to be found later. The way its sitting in the pic I had cobbled together a fuel source just to see what I had. The motor started right off once all the fuel system was replaced/cleaned ---- BUT! it smoked like crazy! as bad as I have ever seen one smoke! but it was quiet, no knocking. So motor rebuild right off the bat:-o Getting it running allowed me to check out the drive system and it checked great! The deck seemed to be good also. Tires were marginal.         

 

I paid $400 and I was very leery going that much, but I have a weakness for the D's so ....

 

As it turned out, it was a good tractor, with less headache than I at first thought, the motor was a pain to get parts, but in the end I got them and it now runs like a new one. I estimate I put some $600-800 getting it in decent shape, and that doesnt count a hundred plus hours work.

 

So It pretty much comes down to "how bad do you want it??" and how skilled are you at getting back into decent condition?

 

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12 hp Kohler

Ok, sadly I only have the one picture and I don't know the year but it does have a gas tank it is just off on the picture it does have a three point hitch and I a, pretty sure a rear pro but I would have to go and look at it, I will see if I can get it for $250 

Then I can't go wrong unless it has a blown engine 

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953 nut

The engine appears to be a Kohler twin so it would be a '75 or earlier.

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12 hp Kohler

Ok, I am waiting for the guy to reply to see if he would do $250, he is slow at replying so it might be a while, I will let you guys know what happens. If I get it I want to get it before the big show so I can get some parts there. 

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