Posted by formerly ny bill on April 26, 2021 at 17:36:34 from (104.228.99.247):
In Reply to: Farmall Bn Value posted by RD Farms on April 26, 2021 at 12:19:17:
I bought this one at a well attended consignment sale for $950. Only thing I added was the second seat/platform, and the sissy bar/headrests in the back. It already had a decent paint job (but not as fancy as yours) and excellent tires, and ran well. I only wanted it for parades, not as a work tractor. I would put a family sale value of $1500-1800 on yours. The extra work on the castings really doesn't add much to the value. Replacing bearings-type-stuff does add value, but there is a limited market for a tractor like a BN. As far as Mecums as a standard of value, I look at the prices they get as trading 2 of my $500 cats for your $1000 dog. People that have done well in life have enough money to pay whatever it takes to get something they want.
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