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HELP: Allis Chalmers 5050 value, opinions wanted
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Paul
08-27-2002 15:53:12
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Hello,I'm in the market for a 50-60 hp tractor for a truck farm I am starting up. I am a bit sticker shocked by the prices I am seeing in the Northeast for 30 to 40 year old tractors, most decent general purpose or row crop suitable tractors at dealers seem to be going for 6-9 grand, and some pretty junky ones are out there for 5. Anyways, does anyone have experience with 1982 AC 5050 Diesel, PS, 3pt, lpto, 1 remote, 1200 hours, sheded and not worked hard, v. good condition? Were they reliable, any weird quirks, how hard to find and expensive are parts? What is ball park figure on $ value? THANKS for any help! Money that took me 10 years to save is pouring out of me like sweat!!! Paul
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augie584
08-27-2002 19:08:08
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Re: HELP: Allis Chalmers 5050 value, opinions wanted in reply to Paul, 08-27-2002 15:53:12
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The 1982 5050 AC, has a Fiat 3cyl, diesel 168 cid, 12F-3R speeds, original price of 16358.00, 51.46 pto hp, 4300 # shipping wt. Estimated pricing, Fair cond. 7030.00, Good Cond. 8020.00, Premium Cond. 8900.00, without cab. If you are interested in a similar type of unit you can email me. We are in the Pittsburgh area.
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Paul
08-28-2002 14:07:28
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Re: Re: HELP: Allis Chalmers 5050 value, opinions wanted in reply to augie584, 08-27-2002 19:08:08
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Thanks much for the info--where did you get your numbers? The owners want over $7000 for it, which by your data seems fair.thanks again,
paul
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augie584
08-28-2002 14:53:47
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Re: Re: Re: HELP: Allis Chalmers 5050 value, opinions wanted in reply to Paul, 08-28-2002 14:07:28
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The values were found in the Used Tractor Price Guide 2001. These seem to be relative prices to auctions in area.
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