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Loy boy IH tractor one of a kind????

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debbie reagan

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Here are the #s I find maybe this will help. Need value on IH tractor I am ready to sell I am looking for a price can someone help. MY phone # 1-731-336-3684 For some reason pics will not load?
Motor block by oil fill tube
tag 1 No info in the cast
tag 2 11 - 2- R in the cast
tag 3 251341R7 L in the cast
351520 R6 in the cast
rear end # 8 or 3 50889 R1 in the cast
starter side on trans housing # 351686-R2 L-2X in the cast

Tag front end 214 J on the metal plate R/H side by the stearing box

Front end loader Twin draulia.inc this is what we see on the tag?
ser # 50-0037 mod # 6001-2


Last edited by debbie reagan on Mon Jul 19, 2010 5:11 pm
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The loader is a aftermarket item. Those little tractors didn't have power steering, so loaders weren't real practical on them.
 
You have a Standard Cub that someone has added the loader on. The hitch was available option. It is a single arm version of the bigger two point. I would say that $1500-2000 would stop it. The loader would not be of much use as the tractor is very light and no power steering.
 
The loader name should be Twin-Drolic and they will do way more work than they are given credit for. For the type of work somebody would do with a tractor like that you do not need power steering to get a lot of work out of it.
 
The loader will work fine if you remeber what you are dealing with. No power steering they all whined, Don't have power steering on any of my 6 tractors, it aint antique if its got power steering. Plenty of people did plenty of work with no power steering.
 
None of the numbers you posted are useful. They are all part numbers, date codes, or PARTIAL serial numbers.

The little silver tag on the front by the steering box is the serial tag. 214J is only part of the serial number, as the lowest number possible would be 501J.

Loader is a Twin Draulic model 6001-2, which just means it's for an International Cub LoBoy.

Your tractor is "one of a kind" in that it's the only tractor with that serial number, but it's hardly a "one of a kind" tractor. I have seen several other Cub Loboys equipped similarly in my travels.

You should be able to get $1200 for the bare tractor.
The fast hitch would sell for $500 by itself, easily.
The loader should be good for $800-1000.

All together, $2000 if the paint looks decent up-close. You would do better on the individual parts.

Problem: It's missing all the emblems, or they've been painted over. That will hurt the value of the tractor.

Problem: It's not painted correctly. That will hurt the value of the tractor, especially if it's a BAD paint job.

A rusty tractor in original paint is worth more than a tractor that looks like someone painted it with a roller.
 
(quoted from post at 12:09:07 07/21/10) None of the numbers you posted are useful. They are all part numbers, date codes, or PARTIAL serial numbers.

The little silver tag on the front by the steering box is the serial tag. 214J is only part of the serial number, as the lowest number possible would be 501J.

Loader is a Twin Draulic model 6001-2, which just means it's for an International Cub LoBoy.

Your tractor is "one of a kind" in that it's the only tractor with that serial number, but it's hardly a "one of a kind" tractor. I have seen several other Cub Loboys equipped similarly in my travels.

You should be able to get $1200 for the bare tractor.
The fast hitch would sell for $500 by itself, easily.
The loader should be good for $800-1000.

All together, $2000 if the paint looks decent up-close. You would do better on the individual parts.

Problem: It's missing all the emblems, or they've been painted over. That will hurt the value of the tractor.

Problem: It's not painted correctly. That will hurt the value of the tractor, especially if it's a BAD paint job.

A rusty tractor in original paint is worth more than a tractor that looks like someone painted it with a roller.
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[b:97fce595bf] Thank you for the advice as far as the price I was not real sure what to ask? I am not a tractor expert at all So this helps a lot .. Bottom line is I am going to put this up for sale It has all the equipment BH, Plow, Disk, The tag on the front I looked at again and all I can make out is the 214-J anyways thanks I just did not what to give this away with out knowing what we had great advice.. If anyone has a interrest in this it is for sale..
Pat & Debbie

By the way we did not do much painting on this the tractor is in good shape Pat[/b:97fce595bf]
 
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