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Looking for some advise on this John Deere 112 Tractor
My neighbor (46 Years) lost here husband few months back and I've been helping clean out her shed. Found this John Deere 112 not sure how much it's worth. I would appreciate if anyone could recommend places to sell or websites to post it on. Not sure what it is worth Please advise would be greatly appreciated

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(quoted from post at 17:23:57 08/23/20) Looking for some advise on this John Deere 112 Tractor
My neighbor (46 Years) lost here husband few months back and I've been helping clean out her shed. Found this John Deere 112 not sure how much it's worth. I would appreciate if anyone could recommend places to sell or websites to post it on. Not sure what it is worth Please advise would be greatly appreciated

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here's lots of them on Facebook Marketplace. Prices range from "just need it gone" to "I know what I got, don't lowball me". A lot depends on the attachments that come with it. My personal opinion is that it's got to be pretty decent to draw more than $500.
 
Green paint or other. The Patio Machines are worth more than the green ones,not
running $200.00 and up.
 
1967 is a round fender. No patio tractors made in the round fender era.
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(quoted from post at 20:17:32 08/23/20) 1967 is a round fender. No patio tractors made in the round fender era.
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None with narrow front either.
 
(quoted from post at 19:51:09 08/23/20)
(quoted from post at 20:17:32 08/23/20) 1967 is a round fender. No patio tractors made in the round fender era.
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None with narrow front either.
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hey are cute though. I've thought about doing that to a square fender. No front or mid mount attachments, but you could put a sleeve hitch on it and run Brinley attachments. Would look kind of cool with a land plow on it.
 
Unknown condition, not running, four flat tires, it's worth about $50 for someone to part out.
Decent condition, running, tires that hold air, no smoke or knock, with attachments that work,
THEN you are getting into the $500 range.

Pictures would help - a lot - there are people who here who know about stuff like this.

The WFMachines website does not allow "What's it worth?" posts.

Once you figure out what you actually have, you could get an idea of value looking at eBay closed sales.
 

Round fender 110s , lots of them around . Round fender 112, while not rare they are uncommon .
If it was nearby I would purchase it .
 
Down here in Louisiana we got a guy asking $800 to $1000 for these and they are NOT in running condition. I guess you can "ask" any price.
 
(quoted from post at 12:47:23 08/24/20) Down here in Louisiana we got a guy asking $800 to $1000 for these and they are NOT in running condition. I guess you can "ask" any price.
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've seen lots of those too. Always wonder if they are actually selling them.
 
(quoted from post at 21:50:56 08/24/20) Bloomingdale, IL
Jeff 630-531-7535
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hat's a nice looking tractor. Big mower deck might have the optional 10 hp engine. Hydraulic lift. If it runs right you should be able to get $500, maybe more.
 
(reply to post at 21:59:35 08/24/20)Oops. Only the first picture showed up when I wrote that. Replacement engine takes off a little and manual lift is less valuable than hydraulic. Makes it a little harder to find a buyer.
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Ummm,....
Briggs engine?
Wonder if it is up and running and the tractor is fully function as intended?
The effort to make it work may have hit a wall.

Whats up with two air filters?
 
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