What would you think a 1996 NH 2120 is worth

_RaT_ · Mar 15, 2005

It has about 700 hours. Has some dents. Needs a new floor mat, otherwise pretty good condition. Were selling it out here in California. It seems to be a favorite among some folks. It also has a 12X12 transmission. $10,000? Also included is boxscraper (Ford), a brush hog, (Ford) and a PHD, also Ford. Loader of course. I'm trying to get a feel, not trying to sell it here. Thanks, Rat...

jinman · Mar 16, 2005

You didn't mention whether it was MFWD or not. If it is, I think I'd value it at least $12,500 to $13,000. With the implements, it would probably bring $15,000 on a dealer's lot. If you put it up for sale for $10,000, I think you'll hear a large sucking sound as somebody snaps it up so fast it makes your head spin. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

_RaT_ · Mar 16, 2005

Oh yeah its MFWD, has 560 hours after checking it out yesterday, The hood has more dents then I like but it still looks pretty good. The front tires are brand new. Those originals wore out very quickly. Thanks Jim. RaT...

PS, it still has the original joystick. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Soundguy · Mar 16, 2005

A 1920 is almost worth that. 500-700 hrs is a 'baby' in tractor terms.

Soundguy

MadReferee · Mar 16, 2005

For comparison purposes, a local dealer here in New Hampshire has a used one on the lot right now. 1998 model with 852 hours and Great Bend loader. Asking $15,400. Here is a link to their used equipment list. Scroll down to see it listed with a picture.

Chappell Tractor used equipment

AndyMA · Mar 16, 2005

Year doesn't matter on a 2120. Hours matter the most. I've seen 2120's around here go for 16,000 to 19,000 with loader. I would say high teens with all those attachments. Remember, none of the Boomers short of the TC55 are the 2120's equal and commercial buyers know that. As I have said many times, it was one of Ford / New Hollands most popular long lived models.

Andy