Brendon Warren
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Here's the 35. Thinking about selling it. What are they bringing these days?
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Phil Tibbetts
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Nice looking little tractor, shouldn't have any trouble selling it.
steve19438
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i have three TO-35's that i would like to sell. asking 1850.00 each. two have power steering. all run good but are NOT pretty.
have not had one serious offer. dead ducks in this area of money as are N series tractors.
have not had one serious offer. dead ducks in this area of money as are N series tractors.
Brendon Warren
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I've got a sale pending at $1700 but we'll see. The guy is kind of a bs artist. I told him he had a week or it was going on CL.
steve19438
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good luck !
Power steering on a 35 should raise the price times 2. Sold a to35 for 3200 without ps. Cl down here in Ga. list 35's for 3500 and same for 135's have seen people asking over 6k for 35's. Diesels are bringing more money ofcourse. Did see a 23c for 1400 with 2 pieces of equipment. I'm sure I could get 3k for ps tractor.
Just sold my MH50 for 2200. My prices depend on what I had to spend.
Just sold my MH50 for 2200. My prices depend on what I had to spend.
steve19438
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20/25 years ago those prices would have applied here. the bottom has fallen out as the younger more affluent people here want green and orange. frankly i do not blame them.
John Deere D
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Nice looking tractor......
July 2017 same looking Tractor at a Farm auction brought $1750.00. Buyer hooked on to a two bottom plough. Second day oil pressure dropped and engine seized. $2,200.00 in parts, he now has a great running Tractor.
Bob......Owner Operator TEA-20 Ferguson,MF FE 35 X and other colored Tractors.
July 2017 same looking Tractor at a Farm auction brought $1750.00. Buyer hooked on to a two bottom plough. Second day oil pressure dropped and engine seized. $2,200.00 in parts, he now has a great running Tractor.
Bob......Owner Operator TEA-20 Ferguson,MF FE 35 X and other colored Tractors.
Nice. It seems like a big complaint that people have about the older Fords and Ferguson's is the high transmission speeds,I wonder how many people out there realize that the 35 has the low lower gears they want,and often pay big bucks to get ,(Howard and Sherman step downs)In my opinion a decent 35 should never be a hard sell. When advertising maybe mention that the tractor has 2 creeper gears forward and a slow reverse,(some folks may not know this.)
steve19438
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i always mention the hi-lo range but makes no difference. too many people in this area have the money to buy much newer green or orange machines. not to mention they don't want to or have little idea of how to tinker with the old iron. 6 Volt....what is that ????
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