Older International 354
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kenhar
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- romance, ar
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- 6640 ford, 1135 massey, 1610d yanmar, 1957 350 international utility
Your selling price will be determined by condition, location, and urgency to sell. Tractorhouse.com will give you and idea of comparable tractor prices. If you try to sell as is, expect no more than half of what it would bring if it starts and runs. Setting 10 years, definitely needs a battery, most likely carburetor work and sidewalls of the tires are most likely cracked from setting. The tires will have a flat spot if and when they roll again even if the tread is good. That makes for a rough ride.
vallefarm
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I have yet to see a tractor with a suspension. I take the rough ride as normal and the seat spring contraption on my jd's as some sort a an inside joke. Its only there so the seat doesn't slam down when I flip the hinge back after I power wash the guts. Actually the oem seat, as ridiculously expensive as they are, don't break like the universal does. That's why they sell seat cushions.
dieselscout80
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Don’t know of any compact tractors that have a suspension.
That said big MFD farm tractors can be purchased with a front suspension now and likely for around the past ten years or so.
vallefarm
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Like I have said in the past, bought both my john deeres from the stealership in 1999. I have not been back or have needed to since. Buy once cry once you get what you pay for so long as it isn't new or BMW/ Audi. I haven't babied my small tractors but for diligent maintenance. They have plowed, pulled jd14t s, two allis chalmers all crops one corn head the other grain, even helped me dig out a 20x40 inground pool. But that is because they are simple, no automatic transmission, no cab, just a crap seat, top n tilt, front end hyd for a grapple. A suspension is just another weakness to fail, bet that tractor has computer modules.
