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Value of a Farmall H

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Dalton S.

08-01-2007 12:33:21




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I have recently restored a farmall H. It has a new paint job, fenders, battery box, pto shield, hydraulics, new muffler. If it needed it its got it. It runs like a top, but the only problem is that it is missing the serial # tag. What would be a good selling price? Any advice is greatly appreciated.




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Reddairyman1256

08-01-2007 21:00:00




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 Re: Value of a Farmall H in reply to Dalton S., 08-01-2007 12:33:21  
i have ten or twelve very nice h's i would sell for two to three thousand apiece send em my way!! up here they seem to be a dime a dozen. well not quite that bad but my neighbor has two nicely restored h's and he can't get 1200.00 out of either one after TWO years. every buddy here wants kubotas or the super series farmalls! just my two cents!



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Lanse

08-01-2007 15:21:11




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 Re: Value of a Farmall H in reply to Dalton S., 08-01-2007 12:33:21  
Around $3800 in SW ohio, they are WICKED here! If it runs its usually over $2000, if its restored, almost twice that! So you gotta find a tractor and talk the people into selling it.....hahaha..... .(smirks)

this cant be the same all over, can it?



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georgeky

08-01-2007 14:32:47




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 Re: Value of a Farmall H in reply to Dalton S., 08-01-2007 12:33:21  
You can get a new serial tag from OEM and others. The tractor serial number is on the right side of engine, right under the number one spark plug. It is on a little flat spot. Just get that number and call OEM will stamp it on a new tag.



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Mike CA

08-01-2007 21:21:49




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 Re: Value of a Farmall H in reply to georgeky, 08-01-2007 14:32:47  

georgeky said: (quoted from post at 14:32:47 08/01/07) You can get a new serial tag from OEM and others. The tractor serial number is on the right side of engine, right under the number one spark plug. It is on a little flat spot. Just get that number and call OEM will stamp it on a new tag.


I agree with this. Provided it's an early series, and the engine matched the frame. You can pull years off the other parts to see when they were cast to get an idea, but the engine is probably the most accurate.

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georgeky

08-01-2007 22:03:51




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 Re: Value of a Farmall H in reply to Mike CA, 08-01-2007 21:21:49  
Mike, I think most or all H's had matching engine serial number and chassis number. The casting codes will help date the tractor, and parts of it, but don't help any with the serial number. Of course it may not even be the original engine.



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Mike CA

08-01-2007 23:27:45




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 Re: Value of a Farmall H in reply to georgeky, 08-01-2007 22:03:51  

georgeky said: (quoted from post at 22:03:51 08/01/07) Mike, I think most or all H's had matching engine serial number and chassis number. The casting codes will help date the tractor, and parts of it, but don't help any with the serial number. Of course it may not even be the original engine.


I just meant the casting codes could help determine the tractors year, to be able to project how accurate the engine serial number would be.

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Janicholson

08-01-2007 12:41:25




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 Re: Value of a Farmall H in reply to Dalton S., 08-01-2007 12:33:21  
Farmall Hs are a great handy tractor, the issue is abundance of them. Where is the tractor If where they are popular and in demand, probably in the area of 1500 to 2200. If the engine is solid and it could be worked easily, and the paint is a carefully applied proper application, not a rattlecan job, it might be worth more. Tires and quality of seat bushings and condition of trans/clutch are also factors. Low end with modestly usable tires would be 1200. JimN

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