well im back at it again Yellow fever!!!!

a guy i knows father n law has a D7 dozer with blade it hasent run in some years all i know is its a six cylinder .
hours are unknown the under carriage seems to be in decent shape the tracks look like they have been replaced
with high cleats it has the decelrator and the foward reverse in a v pattern on the left side

ill see if i can get the serial number and a couple of pics

the last job was a small pond dug on the property the dozer ran out of fuel or something happened to the fuel system im not sure on it
it been setting in the same spot for some years

im just looking for some advice on what it might be worth in this condition

the man that ownes it is selling all his property and the dozer will have to be moved in the next few month's

i know thats limited information ill try and get more info soon thanks guys

I guess it would have to be a D7F if it's 6 cylinder. Looks like they're worth loads of money.

https://www.machinerytrader.com/listings/construction-equipment/for-sale/list/category/4/construction-equipment/manufacturer/caterpillar/model/d7f

[quote="Layne"]I guess it would have to be a D7F if it's 6 cylinder. Looks like they're worth loads of money.

https://www.machinerytrader.com/listings/construction-equipment/for-sale/list/category/4/construction-equipment/manufacturer/caterpillar/model/d7f[/quote]

i think the owner paid about 12k when he bought it 10 or so years ago
ill get the serial it may be a D7F

Lots of high dollar machine adds on the net. It would be nice if there was a reliable way to see what they actually sold for when they do finally sell. I also see many used machine dealers that list the machine year and the serial number listed with it is many years older than the machine. Some will spread any lie to try to make a sale I guess. Makes the good ones look bad.

Pictures would help,