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bjackson

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Hi there,

Curious about what these might sell for. I have no knowledge on what these are worth. The tin is in great shape, it looks complete, I even found the belts stored in an old barn when we bought the place.

Just this evening I had someone drop by and want to buy it on the spot. Was offered $100 and that sounds, low. I imagine I could get more for it in scrap than that.

Idea's, thoughts? It's not going to be used by me so I don't mind letting it go.
 
depending on what shape it in on the inside all plays in price but at least to me the belts alone if in good shape could bring twice that I would say the offer was very low, I have seen them bring 200.00-2500.00 but the later was the largest Case made and in very good always stored inside machine, also you might check the tool bax and see if it has any factory Case tools as mine had they will bring a few bucks each also just my thoughts
 
well i bought a nice looking one on an auction about 3 yrs. ago for 50.00. no belts though.
 
Where are you at? If within decent hauling distance I could get you I am a guessing a thousand for it from the Amish I deal with. Am in western Ohio.
 
Afraid that is a little far. But my Amish friends would like to have it, they use them all the time. And I think Case is the prefered make.
 
If it could be put back to work and is complete it would probably bring $1000 or more in pa. Is the bottom rusted out? Has it been inside?
 
So how far from McCreary, Manitoba and what condition is it in? I have a friend there that collect Case items and is looking for a operating threshing machine......I have a late model Case Threshing Machine on factory rubber tires it is painted orange inside and out, the paint on the outside is starting to oxcidise, It is in good working order not rusted out complete with all the belts 3 belts are less than 10 years old 23 inches wide and I am asking $2950.00 I am in Central Minnesota ...It has alway been in the shed and I have Threshed with it with a WD 45 Tractor
 
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