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    Posted: 13 Mar 2012 at 9:13am
Not sure if the link below works, but upcoming auction in MN. I have my eye on the 175, but says it has 2 point. Didn't they all have 3 point hookups? How much might it go for?
 
http://www.midwestauctions.com/mitchell-przybilla/mitchell-przybilla_march_17.htm
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My guess would be they are referring to Snap Coupler with Lift Arm Latches set-up.
 
They describe the D-12 and D-15 also as 2 pt. hook-up.
 
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You can see 3 point arms stickin out behind the tires.
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Any guesses on how much it would bring? (I know there are a lot of things that could control the bidding, like nice weather and how much someone wants it). Looks like a nice machine.
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i like the D-15 and D-12 alotBig smile
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Looks like the 7000 has had the exhaust re-routed.  Anyone else try to do this? Looks like some very clean equipment, wish I was 1500 miles closer!
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I plan on being there, not looking at any of the tractors, got my eye on some other stuff.
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   Wonder what the "rock lifter" is ?
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I am interested in either of the D series or the 175. Don't need the loader, but nice, low-hour tractor. What would be a fair assessment of the value of the 175 or the D's?
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Originally posted by AC Nut AC Nut wrote:

I am interested in either of the D series or the 175. Don't need the loader, but nice, low-hour tractor. What would be a fair assessment of the value of the 175 or the D's?
I'll guess 10, 7, 4 and 3 on the tractors....+/- $1000 Make sure you keep track and post the results!
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I am not sure if I will make it or not. Always wanted a nice 175-185 w/cab, but may wait for a nice 6080. I look at some of these nicely kept machines partly as usable investments. I don't see their value going down unless abused. I will try to see how accurate your predictions were. jiminnd, you can scout if you go and I don't.
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