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Vincentown, New Jersey, United States

Vincentown, New Jersey, United States
2000 JOHN DEERE 6X4 GATOR WITH POWER DUMP AND BED LINER, image 1
“ENGINE DOES NOT START ... TURNS OVER ... ALL OTHER ACCESSORIES WORK AS THEY SHOULD (TRANSMISSION, CLUTCHES (BOTH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY), BRAKES, LIGHTS, STEERING, POWER DUMP) ... HAS REPLACEMENT ENGINE (24HP HONDA GX670) WHICH NEEDS HELP. FRAME IS IN GOOD CONDITION. NEVER BEEN IN AN ACCIDENT. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY UNLESS BUYER ARRANGES SHIPPING. PICTURES ARE OF ACTUAL VEHICLE.”
Fits:UTV Warranty:No Brand:JOHN DEERE

THIS GATOR HAS BEEN USED ON OUR FARM FOR THE PAST 15 YEARS AND HAS NEVER BEEN ABUSED.  ALL FEATURES STILL WORK AS THEY SHOULD BUT IT DOES HAVE A REPLACEMENT ENGINE (HONDA GX670) THAT NEEDS AN OVERHAUL. ALSO SOME OF THE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS HAVE DETERIORATED OVER THE YEARS BUT EVERYTHING STILL WORKS (JUST NOT WITH THE ORIGINAL HARNESS CONNECTIONS).  THIS VEHICLE STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL RADIATOR WHICH WAS REQUIRED BY THE KAWASAKI FD620D ENGINE (ORIGINAL TO THE GATOR) AS WELL AS THE RADIATOR FAN.

PLEASE INQUIRE WITH ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS BUT IS BEING SOLD AS IS.

THANK YOU FOR LOOKING.

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