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rwb

11-23-2001 19:06:41




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Could anyone tell what a 56 WD45 gas WF might be worth. It runs, but needs tune up, fenders rough, tires fair, hood and nose cap good. Allis loader for WD45 in good shape (leaks a little oil) all hydrolic not trip bucket. Rear blade in good shape, snap coupler. Sickle bar mower snap coupler. Extra rear wheels. Rear wheel weights. Could anyone give seperate amounts for each item?
THANKS VERY MUCH

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steve

11-24-2001 07:46:34




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 Re: What's It Worth? in reply to rwb, 11-23-2001 19:06:41  
rwb, someone asks this every couple weeks. A base line WD45 in Illinois is about $800 if it needs some work, but runs. With a wide front you can probably guess $1000. If the tires and paint are decent, but not new, you can go to $1500. The hydraulic bucket is work $500. The spare tires, if mounted are worth $300. The sickwl mower is basically $250 depending on the condition. You can see that most tractors are worth more as parts than they are assembled. I saw a couple WD45 sell at a farm sale last summer for $500 each. They were a little rough, but ran. I see WC on this computer sale page asking $1500. All depends on how it looks and how bad you want it.

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