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Re: Worth of an A
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Posted by Kevin (FL) on August 22, 2004 at 18:54:58 from (12.77.200.224):
In Reply to: Worth of an A posted by FarmBoy on August 22, 2004 at 17:30:33:
Farmboy, Without the implements and not running, minimum $500 up to near $1000, depending on overall condition. Not knowing what implements you might get, it's hard to say the total value, but I would add at least $200 or better per implement if they're complete and in decent shape. Obviously a planter is worth more than a 1-bottom plow, but you could figure out the value better if you knew exactly which implements that would come with the tractor. I'm not an authority on these but I've bought three 140's and one Super A and I've noticed that different areas of the country also bring different price ranges too. If you're pretty confident that the engine will be a "runner" and there's no visible cracks anywhere, you can take that into consideration too. I'd also check the oil and coolant and it wouldn't hurt to see if it rolls and the tranny shifts too. Hugh knows quite a bit about these and he could maybe give you a better idea too about the worth. The more opinions you get, the better, but the bottom line is what its worth to you and what the seller wants for it. Hopefully those two figures aren't too far apart and you'll soon have the red machine in your shop.
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