Air cooled Wisconsin engines

[tldncThe]

I have a person interested in buying two Wisconsin engines from me. What would be a fair price for each one?

One is a model THD from a New Hollland 273 hay baler.
It is a 2 cylinder gas engine.

The other one is a model VH 4 D four cylinder gas engine with a gear box attached which has a lever to place the gear box in or out of gear.

Both engines have been sitting idle for a while.





Thanks for your thoughts.
 

[DeltaRed]

Scrap iron price.
 

[Phil Tibbetts]

These were nice engines when they were new, unfortunately they are prone to stuck valves if left sitting for extended lengths of time. First thing I would do is check compression to see if they are stuck. Replacement parts are very expensive if you can find them. IMHO
 

[paul]

If you got $100 a piece you'd be a tad over on one, and a fair amount over on the other. I assume they are all there & loose, but not running from your comments.

But if they are an easy rehab and they bolt into something and a person needs then then $100 would be a deal from the other side....

So - there you are, $100 or less depending?

--->Paul
 

[Virginia Mike]

You'd be a fool to sell for scrap price Wisconsin parts are priced like gold.
 

[Virginia Mike]

You'd be a fool to sell for scrap price Wisconsin parts are priced like gold.
I sold a TJD with a clutch that was stuck for $250.
 

[JRSutton]

Boy - wish there were people selling wisconsin engines for scrap price in MY neighborhood!

haven't seen a thd go for less than 200

more for the 4 cylinder.

I've been looking to find a junk one just for spare parts - like glass air cleaner and/or a complete muffler - but I can't justify 200 for a peice of glass and a rusty muffler.