Anonymous-0
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Whats is a F 12 or a F 14 worth?
It also has electric start.
Thanks!
It also has electric start.
Thanks!
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Nebraska Kirk
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That depends mostly on it's condition. The electric start adds to it's value, so would good tires, roundspoke wheels, widefront, overdrive.
I bought one with a stuck engine and no tires for $200. I saw a restored and painted one sell for around $1800 I think it was.
I bought one with a stuck engine and no tires for $200. I saw a restored and painted one sell for around $1800 I think it was.
Anonymous-0
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This one looks pretty decent and has cut off with a small pair of 38's on it and the sheet metal looks real good. It says F 14 on the hood but it has a down draft carb. It will turn over and the guy is asking $1000 but will deal.
John M
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12s and 14s had downdraft carbs. The electric start is worth more than the tractor is, at 1000 bucks, Id buy it!
Fawteen
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- Downeast Maine
IF...I repeat...IF... it's a factory electric start. If it's a blacksmith modification it still helps with the value but not nearly as much.
Anonymous-0
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Its not a messed up looking thing! It apears to be all Factory. I need to go back and take a few pictures.
Mike Farmer
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Sorry that this is not actually in direct relation to your question. For my information. Was the electric start on the F12/14 factory fit or after market. If after market how is it fitted. Any info on this would be most welcome.
Thanks Mike
Thanks Mike
Tom Fleming
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$1000 is not outrageous, but a bit high. Start around $700 and meet in the middle if you can. with the electric start, the $1000 is ok.....just not great.
Fawteen
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- Downeast Maine
The actual starter is the least of your problems. New rebuilts are easily available.
The hard stuff is the bellhousing with a starter mount and a flywheel rigged for a ring gear. You can machine an existing flywheel and shrink a ring gear onto it, but the bellhousing takes some fairly serious skills.
Electric Start Mods
The hard stuff is the bellhousing with a starter mount and a flywheel rigged for a ring gear. You can machine an existing flywheel and shrink a ring gear onto it, but the bellhousing takes some fairly serious skills.
Electric Start Mods
Hey Mark. This is Steve F. What kind of shape are the tires in? If it has decent rubber I don't think you can get hurt on a straight F14 for $1000. Is it fairly close by? Tires are a real killer on these old tractors anymore. I have a really nice 39 M that needs tires. The tires will cost almost what I paid for the tractor. Oh well. What are you going to do? It is a fairly low serial number so I am going to fix it up right.
RICHARD STOYELL
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Electric startihg and lights are both are factory stock items and they are in the parts books. Ihave been led to beleive that theese items were mostly instaled by the dealers with factory parts.I am presently restoring an F-12 with electric start. I also have a F-20 electric start and those F-20 tractors were all fitted by the dealer.No F-20w/starters were shipped from the factory, there is a new book out about F series tractors and Idon't have it handy but I bought mine on ebay F-20. You should get one if you need the name email me back and I will get you the correct name & author DICK
Anonymous-0
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Are those H cast centers?
Fawteen
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- Downeast Maine
Yup.
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