Found a Farmall 350 that is all original, tires fair, good TA, perfect sheet metal, runs great, still a 6 volt and has a fast hitch with a good sycle bar mower. The lights work but no power steering. They want 3000.00 and wont come down. What do you guys think? I think its too high, but it is very nice, Oh yea original paint and decals, paint is fair. Thanks
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IAtractorKid
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Location will affect some, but I think thats high no matter the location. For $3000 firm it better have new tires and power steering. Personally I would keep looking...
Phil Tibbetts
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Value lies in the eyes of the buyer, if it suits your needs and you are willing to pay the price and be happy , go for it. Sometimes a bargain costs more in the long run. IMHO
Janicholson
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Think what big box store garden tractor you could buy for that sum. Not much is it. I would consider it a done deal if it runs as well as you indicate. They work and have common and reasonable parts. A modern tractor in all ways. If you need PS, it can be retrofitted or adapted. I like them. Jim
Sounds like a good tractor, but if those "fair tires" bother you any after you buy the tractor you can end up with a total cost of over $4000.00 very quickly with new rubber. Maybe even near $5000.00. Check with your tire dealer as to price for new tires, tubes and installation. Cost of a new paint job down the road will knock your socks off!
If all these numbers do not bother you, then you could end up with a very handy tractor with decent power for many years.
In today"s world, new tire prices can often equal the cost of our old tractors.
LA in WI
LA in WI
If all these numbers do not bother you, then you could end up with a very handy tractor with decent power for many years.
In today"s world, new tire prices can often equal the cost of our old tractors.
LA in WI
LA in WI
Anonymous-0
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If its a balanced head sickle mower $3000 is about right.
"Fair" rear tires can mean a lot of different things. I bought a 350 with HORRIBLE rear tires - but they still lasted 10 years since all they did was light chores and mow hay. The dry rotted sidewalls were bulging pretty bad when I swapped them out last summer.
"Fair" rear tires can mean a lot of different things. I bought a 350 with HORRIBLE rear tires - but they still lasted 10 years since all they did was light chores and mow hay. The dry rotted sidewalls were bulging pretty bad when I swapped them out last summer.
Anonymous-0
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For $3000 you might get two new tires and rims and the sickle bar mower - but I doubt you'll get a tractor too.
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