What's it worth
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clemsonfor
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I would think in my area $8,000 give or take a thousand depending upon how exactly it looks and how bad someone wants it?
stingray1
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- John Deere 4200 w/backhoe, Ford 3000,Case 580 backhoe
Got any pics?
I have more Pics but they are on a older computer that I replaced as it was slow, I will have to take more now.
I have the original tires, rears are about 80-90%, but the front's are dry rotted and need to be replaced so I bought the turf tire kit from hoye's ($1600 alone)
I have the original tires, rears are about 80-90%, but the front's are dry rotted and need to be replaced so I bought the turf tire kit from hoye's ($1600 alone)
clemsonfor
Super Member
yea but its like classic cars or cars in general. Work and money into something dont make it worth the exact dollar amount more.
If i were to buy it i would not pay any more for turf tires, i dont want them or need them so i dont value them. someone would need to value them to make it worth more.
look at it this way. if you have a $10k truck that needs some minor engine work. You sink $2500 into it to have a few things fixed so it runs back like it should, that does not make your truck worth $12k just means you restored the value back to what the model should bring, someone may put a value on the repairs you did a little.
I am just making a point, i dont care what you sell it for, and its hard to say, if someone wants something they will pay for it!! i know i have!
If i were to buy it i would not pay any more for turf tires, i dont want them or need them so i dont value them. someone would need to value them to make it worth more.
look at it this way. if you have a $10k truck that needs some minor engine work. You sink $2500 into it to have a few things fixed so it runs back like it should, that does not make your truck worth $12k just means you restored the value back to what the model should bring, someone may put a value on the repairs you did a little.
I am just making a point, i dont care what you sell it for, and its hard to say, if someone wants something they will pay for it!! i know i have!
clemsonfor
Super Member
Yea that tractor looks great but i dont think you could get any more than $9k and that would be a hard sell!!! i think $8-8500 is a more realalistic price. Its still an 18hp pto tractor about 22 engine.
Any higher than what i have said you start to get into the price range of more modern and more "mainstream" brands that more people recognize like kubota, and JD, massey and even way newer manihandas. Not that yanmar is not a huge global international equiptment manufacturer. I know that and you do and many tractor guys do, but many turnkey hobby farmers still dont.
Any higher than what i have said you start to get into the price range of more modern and more "mainstream" brands that more people recognize like kubota, and JD, massey and even way newer manihandas. Not that yanmar is not a huge global international equiptment manufacturer. I know that and you do and many tractor guys do, but many turnkey hobby farmers still dont.
clemsonfor
Super Member
Start at what ever you want, hate to see you sell it to cheap. Areas are very different. IN california they supposedly go for more then they do here in the south where there seem to be 10s of thousands of them.
tcreeley
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What is the trade in value on a new tractor?