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haymaker421

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Can anyone from Pa. tell me how tractors are selling in Pa.? Here in In. and Il. they seem to be pretty high but I have been told that tractors are cheap in Pa. Why, I don't know but that is what I have been told. There is a sale coming up there where they have 3 IH hydro's. Do they seem to go high? Recently in Il. they sold a Hydro 100 alittle rough for almost $8000. and a Hydro 186 for $12500. Seems high for a tractor that old and a hydro to boot. Everyone says they are OK if the hydro is good but a big mistake if the hydro is weak. Any opinions?
 
I would say in general things are pretty slow here right now. In my area it is mostly all dairy guys or part timers. Milk was low so dairy guys arent buying, and the part timers with day jobs arent getting the O.T so the $$ isnt there to spend. We have quite a few auctions around here that move a lot of equipment. I have 2 friends that fix and sell IH tractors. They had 2 in an auction at thanksgiving. Both with reasonable reserves. Neither sold. On the hydro tractors a lot of shops dont know enough about them so when there are problems they think the whole trans is shot. My buddy sold a Hydro to a guy in NY. The guy had trouble with the hydro a week later. His shop up there said needed the hydro rebuild. They hauled it back to pa and my buddy fixed it with a 99 cent spring that was broken in a valve. Drop me an email if you want. I know a couple real good IH guys in PA and a guy that can sell you complete rebuilt hydros. Depending how rough the Htdro 100 was that price might be a little high for this area. I would say the Hydro 186 is a lot high. Those tractors are pretty old for this area now.
Mike
 
I always heard that the majority of the used tractors around here in PA come from auctions in the midwest. Whether that's true or not I don't know.
 
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