owner says

[bumpsteer 38]

Owner says this is a 516H. Is it? Comes as it is, has leak in Hyd system, not sure which pump it has. Give me an idea of a fair prie please.

Doug

[T-Mo-(Moderator) 4,345]

No, it's not a 516-H, unless every piece of sheet metal, including the pedestal was changed.

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 10,498]

Not a 516-H which is a 1988 model.

The photo is a 1976 or 1977 C120 Automatic or C-160 Automatic model.

 

Garry

 

Adding

No holes in the hood for the ornament used on the 1975 models

Narrow hood stand - wide started in 1978 when the fuel tank was moved to under the seat

[953 nut 51,682]

As Garry said it appears to be a mid '70s and would probably have a value of $ 350 +/-

Take a look at the 416 listed in our classifieds, same tractor for all intents and purposes.

 

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[bumpsteer 38]

Thanks did not think it was but wanted to check since I am knew at this WH thing.

Doug

[Ed Kennell 35,770]

Based on the smaller motion control knob,  it has to be a 75-77 C-120 or C-160 auto.    74s had the larger screw on knob.

With a 3,4, or 500 series seat mount.

[bumpsteer 38]

Makes since seat was changed does have the 16 hp. I ask for the ser. # and he said tag had been removed only rivet holes left. 

Doug

[dcrage 621]

For what it is worth this tractor has a better hydraulic transmission combination than a 516-H. The 516 had Eaton 700s which are NOT rated for “ground engaging” attachments. The mid ‘70s Cs had Sunstrands or maybe Eaton 1100. 

[c-series don 7,813]

What everybody says here is correct. Basically the only thing that tractor and a 516 H is the tire size !