Jsloan1333
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I have a Farmall Cub high crop serial number 190182 J. If anyone has an idea of what it's value would be I would appreciate it. It has not been restored and is original working condition. Tires are new.
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gene bender
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Location and condition will vary how much is original from factory. i would say 1000-2000 for a start tires are very expensive for that model you could easy spend 1500-2000 before restoration.
Brendon-KS
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- Goessel, KS
Not being familiar with a high-crop version of the Cub I did some "googling" to learn more about it. I came across one on Craigslist in Wisconsin for the asking price of $2150 which seems very reasonable for very nice condition it appears to be in.
gene bender
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Yes but remember that was just a pic theres a big difference in a pic and driving the tractor looking for what mite be needed.
BarnyardEngineering
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- Location
- Rochester, NY
The problem with finding ads is that only shows you what people are asking for similar tractors. It does not show you what they are selling for. Usually when an ad is still up, that means the price is too high.
You can find all kinds of ads for overpriced Cubs on Craigslist. Doesn't make your Cub worth $3500 or whatever the latest nutzoid is asking for his clapped-out smoking heap.
You can find all kinds of ads for overpriced Cubs on Craigslist. Doesn't make your Cub worth $3500 or whatever the latest nutzoid is asking for his clapped-out smoking heap.
Jsloan1333
New User
This tractor needs nothing, all original.
Jim Becker
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The attachment was the "high wide" attachment. There are Cubs out there with only the "high" parts, others with only the "wide" parts. You need to know the difference and see that both parts are there when guessing the value.
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