Hi everyone, I bought some property which ended up having a couple of caterpillar parts. I did a little research and believe they are from a D6M. Can anyone tell me what the value of tranny is out of one of these? I called the previous owner and he said he pulled it out working. I am trying to recoup some money from the land purchase. I see that ebay and other places lists them at 10 to 15 grand rebuilt. is that realistic?
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D6m transmission value?
- Thread starter Hekenk
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Nige
Senior Member
That Part Number has been cancelled and replaced by 180-4716. In turn 180-4716 was then discontinued and is no longer available for sale. That may mean there is a limited market for this transmission.
New price is listed as $51,000. I'm sure there must be more than $1500 in it in parts if it was broken for sale. $10-15,000 would be realistic for a rebuilt working transmission but in your case you have no idea what you have and the internal condition. Either way as it sits for someone with the machine it fits in it has to be worth more than $1500 even if they have to strip it and overhaul it.
New price is listed as $51,000. I'm sure there must be more than $1500 in it in parts if it was broken for sale. $10-15,000 would be realistic for a rebuilt working transmission but in your case you have no idea what you have and the internal condition. Either way as it sits for someone with the machine it fits in it has to be worth more than $1500 even if they have to strip it and overhaul it.
In my opinion, and past experience, good working transmissions are rarely pulled and left somewhere. It would be my opinion that it would be only a good core to rebuild prior to using. I would say $1,500 to $3,000 as a good core to build.
Good luck
Good luck
Nige
Senior Member
That number and the one that replaces it are both discontinued. You can't get an assembly any more, however you can order the various groups separately that make up the assembly. I actually had a word on my dealer's parts person before making the posting above.
I missed the part where you said the new number was discontinued as well. I have seen that quite a bit lately with major components.
Hekene- Check with T&E out of Montana or Yellowstone valley. They may be interested in buying it from you