davy
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I went through the same search a few years ago. I found that a lot of the 80's had seen a lot of hard and abusive work pushed through them. I bought a 1985 model 1460 with over 3000hrs on it, but it had good ownership=no dents, welds, or repaint jobs. After a total inspection I spent about $600 to make it field ready. Since then I have updated it with the Estes disrupter, new sieve and chafer, and a hydrostat rebuild to make it a greaseable like the 2300 series. It runs great for me with now over 4000hrs on it.