Wtb John Deere 7020 or 7520

Farmer12306

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If anyone knows where thee might be a decent to good 7020 or 7520 I'd like to find one for my collection. I've checked all the usual places fastline tractor house ect but haven't found the right one. Thanks y'all
 
I have a 1972 7020 with 3400 org. hours. It has the 404ci eng. It has dual remotes, full 3 pt., 23.1 x 30 single tires. The fronts are original with about 30-40% tread left and the rears are about 95%. It does have A/C but the A/C is not working. It has the Hi-Lo trans which gives you 16 forward speeds. I painted the tractor when we purchased it about 10 yrs. ago. I have repl. the water pump. It runs and shifts well and everything works except the A/C. The tractor was sold new in southern Va. It was then sold to a farmer in Northern NC. I bought it at his auction. It had sat for a few years prior to me buying it. We used it this past summer pulling an irrigation pump.
 
Would it be possible to send me some pictures of the tractor? It sounds like it would fit the bill. I'm assuming it has a pto, working? Also dose it have rear fenders? The original clamshell type. I've been on the fence about weather I wanted a lager single wheel tractor or duals Single wheels would prolly be better here since we farm in the suburbs Thanks Joel
 
I make no promises but usually there are a couple over the course of the winter-spring auction season most years here in NY. More apt to turn up in my part of the state which is in the Finger Lakes area. I don't know if you get Country Folks weekly farm magazine here. I know they have East and West editions for NY and I don't know how far the auctioneers here promote themselves. I saw a 7020 sell just within the last year. It needed a lot of work and I want to say it sold around 5500 dollars. I would say seeing really nice 7020's or 7520's are not going to be common here. If you want it right away then you are going to have to travel to find one.
 
(quoted from post at 19:55:29 01/01/12) How do you put Pix on here.

On Modern view at the bottom of the message body there's a box to click on to upload a photo. Caution: it has to be in JPEG form to download and a smaller size
 
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