Posted by BarnyardEngineering on September 20, 2023 at 06:45:58 from (161.69.57.47):
In Reply to: Early Kubota Experts? posted by Steve in IL on September 19, 2023 at 18:37:04:
Something similar to that sold in the local spring "junk auction" for way more than $1500. Seems like it was somewhere north of $4000. Had a very similar dent in the hood, but had a different loader on it.
As with selling anything, start high. You can always come down.
The hard sell is when you go to start them up. Those 2 and 3 cylinder diesel engines clank and clatter and hammer and vibrate like they're coming apart, but that's the way they are. It's hard to convince some people of that. They'll walk away because they think the engine is going to blow up.
Is that a Freeman loader? I wouldn't paint it orange because it's not Kubota.
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