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William Larsen

I am looking at a 1969 Charger 12 and would like everyone's opinion.

 

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Racinbob

That certainly looks solid. Battery and seat are no cause for concern other than a few bucks. If operates as good as it looks it's a decent deal.........but he did say OBO. 

Aren't Wheel Horses pretty darn rare out there?

 

:text-welcomeconfetti:to  :wh:

 

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ri702bill

Welcome!

"Comes with 2 rear tires and chains" .... What was the implement the PO was using that required chains?? I ask, as both a tiller and a plow put a lot of stress on the "F" plate - look underneath where the Unidrive bolts onto the vertical wraparound plate for cracks at the four mounting holes. VERY common, fixable but time consuming.

I hope it does not look like this one - an 854 that plowed all its long life....

 

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Retired Wrencher

William: 1st. :WRS: when it comes to the West Coast is there a lot of dealerships around? Second, do you know of the dealerships that are or  were in business or is there still dealerships out there? If not, you  can always go to many of our parts vendors that are listed here. 2nd you can always rely on the help of members here to help you out. Even an old fart like me still needs help from time to time. I hope you can pick that tractor up and be happy with it. Best of luck and most of all enjoy the ride if you buy it.

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ri702bill
15 minutes ago, Retired Wrencher said:

Even an old fart like me

That describes a whole bunch of us here....:teasing-slap:

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Ed Kennell

:text-welcomeconfetti:to the :rs:

 

It looks pretty clean. If it runs and mows it would sell for $4-500 in my area, but location and supply means a lot.    The Sundstrand hydro transmissions can be a problem if not maintained properly.    I test all that I buy by strapping them to a tree and make sure they will spin the tires in forward and reverse.  

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Retired Wrencher
10 minutes ago, ri702bill said:

That describes a whole bunch of us here....:teasing-slap:

Very true Bill. Happily going through life with no brain. Lol.

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953 nut
11 minutes ago, ri702bill said:
28 minutes ago, Retired Wrencher said:

Even an old fart like me

That describes a whole bunch of us here....:teasing-slap:                  I'm one too!

:WRS:

 

Chargers are a great tractor, @pfrederi has several of them. Do the test that @Ed Kennell mentioned and ask about the seller's history with the Charger. 

Hope you have room for more Wheel Horses, they tend to be habit forming.

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rjg854

:text-welcomeconfetti:  2  :rs:follow the advice given all ready to make sure it functions as it should.  If you end up purchasing it, we have a check list to go through a new to you tractor.  A good working hydro is a big advantage when mowing if you have a lot of forward reverse type work.

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