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Not my tractor - know nothing about it - just seen on CL. But if you timed it right you could slip over Columbus OH buy it and take directly to the Portland IN show.
http://columbus.craigslist.org/grd/4626510694.html
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Around here he'd be lucky to get half of his asking price. A person has to be completely tractor ignorant or else know exactly what he's doing before buying a 6000.
I once thought I was going to get one for $500 at an auction and a guy who was completely tractor ignorant bought it for the auctioneer's opening bid of $1500. Someone asked him if he knew anything about the 6000 and he said "No, I just wanted something bigger than my 8N".
 
(quoted from post at 16:31:20 08/19/14) Around here he'd be lucky to get half of his asking price. A person has to be completely tractor ignorant or else know exactly what he's doing before buying a 6000.
I once thought I was going to get one for $500 at an auction and a guy who was completely tractor ignorant bought it for the auctioneer's opening bid of $1500. Someone asked him if he knew anything about the 6000 and he said "No, I just wanted something bigger than my 8N".
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I have been seeing a lot of interest in them. Compared to say three years ago.
 
From what I've been seeing lately that probably isn't a bad asking price. If a guy has one that is good and uses it they would really like it. As showcrop said it seems like interest in them has skyrocketed lately. There were a couple on Auctiontime a few months ago that brought somewhere in the $8-9000 range. Bought 4 of them at a salvage yard auction in 2001 for $500 total. Wish we could do that again. I bought a red widefront last year at an auction that has been sitting for a while but had a complete M&W turbo kit on it for $500. Its the next project as well as the red 118 5 bottom plow we have to go with it.
 
Saw a nice one at the little tractor show near me last Sat. at Lancaster, OH. Spent a lot of time on one of those beasts in my late teens. Never had problems with the SOS itself, there was a seal in the rear that went bad and Dad had to replace the crank. Not a surprise as we ran it hard. The one for sale is south of Columbus, seems like a decent price. Would like to have one for nostalgia reasons, not for a heavy worker.
 
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