Anonymous-0
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hey does any one know how much a gehl fh188 is worth in working condition? its got a hay head on it but needs knives sharpend and cutter bar adjusted just wondering how much thx
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All Gehl Ag equipment is falling like a rock. Gehl has stopped making many of the Ag equipment parts already. Many of the parts are hard to get now. So even the later model stuff is loosing value fast.
I know of a guy that had a Gehl chopper that is only five years old and the bracket that holds the sharpener was obsoleted. His broke and we welded it but he sold the chopper as soon as season was over.
Many dealers around me are refusing to trade Gehl equipment in at any price. Many simple little parts are no longer available.
This chopper would not be worth much more than scrap price. I would say $300-500 would be my limit.
I know of a guy that had a Gehl chopper that is only five years old and the bracket that holds the sharpener was obsoleted. His broke and we welded it but he sold the chopper as soon as season was over.
Many dealers around me are refusing to trade Gehl equipment in at any price. Many simple little parts are no longer available.
This chopper would not be worth much more than scrap price. I would say $300-500 would be my limit.
Anonymous-0
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ok thanks
That an old one?? If so.... weight it and multiply by the local going rate.
As said, newish Gehl stuff isn't really worth much more than scrap value. I've seen some near new and very nice choppers on consignment sales for about 1000 bucks. Often times less. There's a few parts collectors gathering them up.
Rod
As said, newish Gehl stuff isn't really worth much more than scrap value. I've seen some near new and very nice choppers on consignment sales for about 1000 bucks. Often times less. There's a few parts collectors gathering them up.
Rod
Anonymous-0
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yea its old
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I don't know what they're worth exactly but I could use a hay head & parts for mine. I don't suppose you're in the Midwest?
Mike
Mike
Anonymous-0
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there is 2a actually one is older dont have hyd lift or head on it or pto the other is a 88 with head on it and stuff if i buy it ill buy both n fix both one that works needs some fixing n sheat metal snoot dont rotate i have the parts pdf file on my smart phone so i know how all this goes together i like these choppers work good alot of less moving parts compared to the new ones i would like a 2 row or 3maybe if they fit corn heads im over by Pulaski Wi if any one know where that is off hand
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