Brent in MO
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I am needing a little help. I have the chance to buy a 411B that runs good, has decent sheet metal, and fair to good tires. What is a ballpark of value to pay and how many were made?
thanks guys!
thanks guys!
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chuck machinist
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Morning Brent
If you scope out the left side of this page you will notice the heading RESEARCH AND INFO.CLick on that and it will give you several articles by which you can begin your journey,I found this to be invaluable.There are so many things to consider when looking for a tractor.Just do not take your emotions with you when evaluating her condition.Let me know if these articles are of any help. the 411-B GP/Gas w/C-O-M production numbers in 1958 were 1,517 and 1,135 in 1959.Hope this helps ... Chuck
If you scope out the left side of this page you will notice the heading RESEARCH AND INFO.CLick on that and it will give you several articles by which you can begin your journey,I found this to be invaluable.There are so many things to consider when looking for a tractor.Just do not take your emotions with you when evaluating her condition.Let me know if these articles are of any help. the 411-B GP/Gas w/C-O-M production numbers in 1958 were 1,517 and 1,135 in 1959.Hope this helps ... Chuck
Brent in MO
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Thank you. I looked at the tractor, and it is not a 411B, but rather a 411.
What are some of the common issues with this model of tractor? I am much more in tune with the tractors from the 30s and 40s. What would one be worth?
What are some of the common issues with this model of tractor? I am much more in tune with the tractors from the 30s and 40s. What would one be worth?
chuck machinist
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The 411 production #s for 1956 thru 1958 totaled
5421. I have heard the fellows speak fondly of them.She sported a 251ci 4 cylinder power plant, two stage 8 speed transmission and a ring and pinion final drive .Ive had mine since June of this year.except for some cancer ridden fenders, she is all there.I see a number of them on the photo ads.I hesatate to give a price on them as it depends on what condition they are in. Any Case enthusiest out your way? Chuck
5421. I have heard the fellows speak fondly of them.She sported a 251ci 4 cylinder power plant, two stage 8 speed transmission and a ring and pinion final drive .Ive had mine since June of this year.except for some cancer ridden fenders, she is all there.I see a number of them on the photo ads.I hesatate to give a price on them as it depends on what condition they are in. Any Case enthusiest out your way? Chuck
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