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Value of Mc. Deering O12

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Fred O. Thatche

04-03-2005 06:52:25




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My 9 year old son wants to purchase a O12 on rubber with fenders all original. Starts easly,needs paint ect...

WHAT IS IT WORTH...?




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Fred O. Thatcher

04-04-2005 08:48:53




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 Re: Value of Mc. Deering O12 in reply to Fred O. Thatcher, 04-03-2005 06:52:25  
Many thanx for the response...
What I have learned is that

MORE important than price is the commitment to FULLY complete the project and the QUALITY time spent with # 1 son.

Many thanx for all your comments.



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r-cubed

04-03-2005 20:48:18




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 Re: Value of Mc. Deering O12 in reply to Fred O. Thatcher, 04-03-2005 06:52:25  
There is a sort of "Blue Book" for used tractors but it's just a guide. It lists it at $1500 in condition 1 and $5300 in condition 5. One is "restorable" and five is "Impeccable".



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Nebraska Cowman

04-03-2005 07:53:37




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 Re: Value of Mc. Deering O12 in reply to Fred O. Thatcher, 04-03-2005 06:52:25  
Well I don't know but anytime you can find a common intrest with your son that is priceless.



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Okla Kansan

04-03-2005 19:44:30




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 Re: Value of Mc. Deering O12 in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 04-03-2005 07:53:37  

u so right Neb. As you know, my boys got a Reg here, and ive got a 32 F-20 were trying to get going. I told him we was fixing the 20 first, so that he wouldnt get the Reg fixed and leave me to the 20 by myself, and it was great to have him out here working on it. Now, he says gas is so high he cant afford to come out. He gets every other weekend off. Hes bad for starting things and not seeing them through. I hope this isnt one of them, though hes looking at ALOT of work and money to see the Reg run again, and I know he ll never be able to get outa it what he ll put into it. Part of me says, pull it up on the hill where the 32 sat for 20 yrs and forgit it before you drown yourself financially in getting it running. Part of me says stick with it and see somthing through once, and learn wahtever lesson there is to learn from it. Part of me says, I wanna spend many days working with him on it, and mine.

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SproutW

04-03-2005 13:12:43




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 Re: Value of Mc. Deering O12 in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 04-03-2005 07:53:37  
I'm with Nebraska. If you can afford the tractor and some time can be spent with your son. I would have no hesitation (other than the wife of course!).



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Jeff In Ontario

04-03-2005 07:49:06




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 Re: Value of Mc. Deering O12 in reply to Fred O. Thatcher, 04-03-2005 06:52:25  
Fred:
Depends a lot on where you are located and how rare that tractor is in that area--

Jeff



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