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My 1952 Allis Chalmers B model

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larry rothe

12-30-2001 07:34:38




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She's a great runner, could use some new paint though, and rubber is about 70%, what is a little tractor like this worth?




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D13

12-31-2001 10:52:19




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 Re: My 1952 Allis Chalmers B model in reply to larry rothe, 12-30-2001 07:34:38  
We give 800-1000 for a decent condition running tractor. I paid 2250 fpr my B with a Woods finish mower. I paid 800 for my C with a belly sickle mower, traded the tractor sans mower for a WC that I sold for 700. Dad bought a B with chains and snow blade for 1000. I saw a C with a locked motor and only one front wheel go for 800.

I might sell my B for 3000, but it is rebuilt except for the short block (including final drive bearings and axles), has PTO, belt pully, and hydraulics, has plow, belly sickle mower, belly finish mower, fixed and swinging drawbars, manual or hydraulic lift for the plow, complete rust removal / treatment, catalyzed enamal over Rustoleum primer, epoxy black finish parts, stainless fasteners, etc....

Plus I don't need to sell it.

So it all depends.

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steve

12-30-2001 18:45:56




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 Re: My 1952 Allis Chalmers B model in reply to larry rothe, 12-30-2001 07:34:38  
Larry, somebody asks this every month. The price varies greatly. All i can say is i have seen a couple "C" with narrow front end go at a fram auction for $700. This is about bottom dollar in Illinois if it runs. If the tires are "above average" you can add $300. if the paint is "above" you can add again. It should have hydraulics and pto to get a good price. Without rebuild or "new" paint, you can figure $1500 as a top price. Again, a lot of it depends on the right buyer meeting the right seller. There was a nice "C" on e-bay last week with new engine and new paint and they bid $2000. problem is the guy thought it was worth $3500????? go figure.

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