M-14 One row cotton picker
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K5lwq
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That would be a fun project to restore. It would be hard to put a value on it as it is a project machine that has a lot of work to get it going. Someone that is really into the old Farmall tractors would enjoy that for sure.
Are you wanting to sell or restore it?
Are you wanting to sell or restore it?
ROUSTABOUT
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I might go 12-1400 if the engine isn't busted. If it's needing new tires, price is getting lower. Like in the 500 range. Or you could figure what it will bring as scrap, and take off for loading and hauling, offer that.
MossRoad
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There was one of those sitting in a tractor junkyard on the SW corner of town for what seemed like forever until about a year ago, and they scrapped everything out of the lot. I always wondered what a cotton picker was doing up here in northern Indiana.
Here's a crummy google earth shot of it.
Here's a crummy google earth shot of it.
workinonit
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There were hundreds of those around here at one time. Probably still a few left around. Not sure if it has any value or not. Find someone that restores As, Bs, 100s, 130s and 140s and they may want it. Go checkout farmallcub.com. That's a Farmall forum like this. I frequent it when I have 140 issues. Not a lot of activity but the guys there know thier Farmalls.
