Pete76NY said: (quoted from post at 03:19:23 07/17/13) I don"t know about the rarity of the 60 LP...if I ever got a rare tractor I"d prolly just sell it to get some more good ol" As and Bs! But I do think that the scrap man is gonna pay the same per lb regardless of B, 60 gas or 60 LP. So roughin" it out weight wise...that makes the 60 gas about $1065, the LP about $1200 and the B about $720, the be looks like it at least has a starting point; some nice grilles, if I were close I might wave 5 $100 bills at him...but I can hear the crusher working those 60s already they gonna get expensive quick!
Scrap's $355 a ton where you are??? It's $190 here. That 60 is worth $475 in iron *here* (SW WI).
EDIT - I see what you mean. HE says scrap is worth $340 a ton (.17 a pound). That tractor doesn't weigh more than 2.5 ton with all that's missing ~$850 @ $340/ton. I bought a 60 out of a fencerow in much better shape than that one for $800 back in 2004 (still use it from time to time). Good running 60's bring $2500ish here. I find it unlikely these ol' girls are gonna be saved. Sorry, but they're just too far gone for the money.
This post was edited by rockyridgefarm at 04:45:30 07/17/13 2 times.
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