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transtar61

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Can anyone tell me the worth of a AC wd45 tractor it is in fair condition does not run at this time ,but ran one year ago. THANKS
 
Hard to tell. So many things affect the price... where it's at, condition of the tires, how hard it was used and on and on. Here in west central WI a WD or WD 45 in good running order on fair tires will bring between $800-$1500. I myself would not pay a lot for a "non-running" tractor because after it is running you may find you bought a money pit. Just my nickel minus 3.
 
So many factors enter into a proper answer.

What is really wrong with the engine?

If the motor will not run, you cannot check out the lift, hydraulic system, clutch/transmission. Does the motor have oil, coolant at the proper levels.

Condition of the tires, wheels

Does it have a 3 pt hitch adapter, if not, you must have a.c. snap couple equipment, some of these items may be hard to find as so much old equipment has gone to the scrap yard.

Find out how much it weighs x scrap price then add a couple hundred if it looks good and the motor is free and does turn over.

Question: why has the seller not tried to get it running before placing it up for sale????????
Is he trying to hide something.

Anytime you want to sell a vehicle of any kind, a running machine will normally bring a better price.

Just my two cents!!!!!

Good luck and buyer beware.
 
I do not buy tractors or vehicles that do not run...Too many things can be wrong that you will only discover when you start trying to get it running. If there is something "special" about it that you want (good tires, power steering, etc), I'd recommend offering a couple hundred more than what the desired parts are worth. As previously said, there are "lots" of running WD_45's for sale.
 
AC's are pretty cheap around me.
decent, running WC-WD's with useable tires, about $1k.
If it doesn't run or doesn't move, I agree with the others.
a hundred or 2 over scrap price if the tires are good.
(2 good rears on good rims will get most of your money back if it turns out to be hopeless)
 
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