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Re: What are these worth? Farmalls


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Posted by martin on January 11, 2000 at 07:36:17 from (205.188.198.43):

In Reply to: What are these worth? Farmalls posted by the sandman on January 09, 2000 at 22:34:39:

I would low ball the guy...

He probably parted out the most expensives pieces of the tractor anyhow to his friends...so you have to go buy and or replace those pieces anyhow.

First go to this site and other farmall sties and see what those farmalls are going for that are RUNNING now.

then try to figure out roughly what pieces you have to replace and list them out.

Print out the ads
List out the parts and the prices

For instance
Someone said between 1500-3200 lets go with 2,000
So your price would be...
2000 less
100 for rear tires
100 for rims
20 for battery
50 hoses and cables
10 for fluids
100 for towing
100 for alternator/genator
500 for your time in getting the tractor running(granted it may be a hobby but still)
continue with each piece that you feel needs replacing..

This subtotals to $980...or whatever you come up with

2000-980=1020..which is all they are worth, becuase you could go buy a Farmall that is running to clean up...

You have to be careful not to put a lot more money into the tractor than it will ultimately be worth to someone else.

Especially the one sitting in the field 12 years of pure abuse makes it almost junk imho
Martin


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