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Thanks for your input, woodman55. Once the weather cools down a bit I'll get into it and let you know what I find. Have a great day!

Thanks, Jimmy.

Thanks, Dan. I appreciate your input.

Thanks, ve9aa. That's exactly what I was hoping to hear. I appreciate your input!

I've got a B7200 that caught fire over the winter. The fire was mainly contained in the engine compartment. I just found a B6200 with a blown HST that I'd like to pick up to use as a donor tractor. From the outside, the motors look to be the same. Can anyone tell me if there is a difference...

I just found a B6200 with a blown HST. No attachments on this tractor. The owner was quoted $7,000 by the dealer to replace the transmission. From my research, it seems that a running B6200 with no attachments is bringing around $3,000. What do you think a fair price is for this tractor...

Sorry it took me a couple of days to get back to you. The weekend got away from me. Here are some more pics...

I did that yesterday and found that a lot of the parts are interchangeable. Thanks for your input.

I'll get some better pics today and post them for you, Woodman55. The fire stayed mostly under the fuel tank and motor. It was raining the night of the fire and the rain kept the fire from spreading. My JD X320 mower was sitting next to it and the fire never spread to it, though the heat did...

New to the group. Over the winter my 1985 B7200, gear-driven, 2WD caught on fire. I'm trusting the motor is still good, I need to replace everything that bolts to it. Today I found a B6200 Hydrostat sitting behind a building with a blown transmission. Before I contact the owner of the B6200...