F935 value? also, JD430?

[canucklehead]

Hi, I have 2 different ride on mowers and only need to keep one. Trying to get an idea on realistic sale prices.

1) model year 2000 F935 front mower, 72" commercial deck, ROPS & roof. DIESEL. 1800 hours. Full service just done with new air filters, motor oil, tranny oil & filters. New rad & new coolant ALL JD fluids (except motor oil). Everything greased regularly. I also replaced the driveshaft isolator and shimmed motor so it connects inline/level to the isolator and driveshaft (a common issue for these).

2) JD 430 tractor/mower. DIESEL. 3000 hours, runs strong and perfect. ALL same fluids & filters were recently replaced. This is sort of a tractor or a monster mower. I have it set up as a mower with 60" deck. Also has a separate grass catching system powered by a 5HP Honda engine for the blower (oil changed, carb cleaned on that too). It has 3 hydraulic levers, one for lifting deck, one for the front hydraulics (could add bucket/boom), not sure on 3rd lever.... Has a rear PTO shaft and you can get a 3 point hitch for $300.

So what should I expect to get for these? Whichever one sells, I'll keep the other. I like both. Thanks for your help.

 

[JD755]

The 430 is a great classic JD that is highly sought after on the used market. Clean ones will bring a good price, especially with your optional equipment. The two outside hydraulic levers connect to the outlets on the front of the tractor. One is used to raise a front attachment such as a blade, and the other for right/left angling of it.

 

[TripleR]

My dealer had a John Deere 430 with just under 2000 hours on his lot for $3400 last week.