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Marketplace listed.. what model? Seller asking $200.00. Hasent Ran in years, needs carb rebuild, always been in same family ad states.

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Ed Kennell

953 or 1054       Go get it.

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Retired Wrencher

Fl tractor. This will make a good project for you. Take your time with it. Enjoy it when it is done.

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Pullstart

3 speed, hydraulic lift, lots of ground clearance, super heavy duty frame and front axle.  What’s not to love?

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WHX??

Rough around the edges ... go get it. :auto-layrubber:

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953 nut

Seems like I have seen one or two of them someplace,

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go get it-put it on the rotisserie and have some fun with it. 

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FLtractor
9 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

953 or 1054       Go get it.

What years made? How compare to my 856 ? In terms of engine HP and overall durability ect 

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Ed Kennell
1 hour ago, FLtractor said:

What years made? How compare to my 856 ? In terms of engine HP and overall durability ect 

953   

9=9hp

5=gear drive transmission

3=1963

 

1054

10=10hp

5=gear drive 

4=1964

 

 

856

8-8hp

5=gear drive

6=1966

 

The 953 and 1054 have 15" rear wheels and a hydraulic lift.

The 856 has 12" rear wheels and a manual lift.

 

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Handy Don

Hydraulic lift comes from a separate pump called an HY-1 or HY-2. This is different from the later Sunstrand- or Eaton-powered lifts where the pump was integral to the transaxle. 

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