What model or series

[Maxwell2023]

Found this barnyard beauty and was wondering if it would be worth purchasing, new to tractors. Any help would be appreciated. Model, series, ect....

 

[Runs With Scissors]

The big question is.... how much? And of course how mechanically inclined are you?

It looks pretty clapped out, but almost everything has some value I suppose.

At least you won't have to worry about scratchng it.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

The loader is 100% homemade and just looking at certain details 100% junk.
The tractor might be fine, with the exception of missing body parts and glass.
There is a little money in the tractor it's self, but I would stay really low.
The Model and serial number will be on a tag on the frame, if someone hasn't removed it.

 

[Mark_BX25D]

The loader is 100% homemade and just looking at certain details 100% junk.

That's a mechanical engineer's screaming fit, right there!

 

[fried1765]

Found this barnyard beauty and was wondering if it would be worth purchasing, new to tractors. Any help would be appreciated. Model, series, ect....

$1,000 max.
You can part it out for profit if need be.

 

[Maxwell2023]

Thanks to all. I can tear it down and get it running if nessessary, not a problem there. Just wasn't sure it it was worth it. Yea, it's a beater. Thanks again everybody.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Another note, GST's can be a little on the hard side to work on if it's got transmission issues.

 

[Maxwell2023]

I did a little research on the GST transmission, sounds nice if it works well, if it doesn't, it might make a nice paperweight or anchor. Thanks for the info..

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I did a little research on the GST transmission, sounds nice if it works well, if it doesn't, it might make a nice paperweight or anchor. Thanks for the info..

Once you find out the model let me know, as I probably have the WSM for it.
WSM = Service manual!