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Joe

08-12-2003 12:14:56




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what be ball park prices for a snap coupler disk, blade, plow and some other implements?




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farmerjosh

08-14-2003 17:33:39




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 Re: snap coupler price in reply to Joe, 08-12-2003 12:14:56  
I've bought 3 bottom plows for $50 to $200, I bought a 4 bottom for $75, and a 2 bottom for $125. bought a homemade bale spike(kinda crude) for $35 at a sale, bldes usually go for around $200 to $400 here, disks are about the same. I saw a snap coupler dirt scoop on an equipment lot in Iowa once and he wanted $1,000 for it. from a farm I rent, the land owner had some old machinery from when he farmed...which was very little...He gave me for cleaning it up...I got a snap coupler disk, plow, planter, one shank ripper, an old pull type combine, and an allis picker in pretty rough shape...anybody know what this ripper would be worth?

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Jim Danforth

08-13-2003 20:46:31




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 Re: snap coupler price in reply to Joe, 08-12-2003 12:14:56  
Sid,
So have you actually tried both, a 3pt, and a snap coupler? I would be interested in your comparing the 2 if you have used them on the same tractor.
JimD



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Ron

08-13-2003 09:21:40




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 Re: snap coupler price in reply to Joe, 08-12-2003 12:14:56  
Go ahead and get a "Snap-Coupler 3-point hitch conversion..".....!!!! Then, you can get any cat 1 or 2 equipment to use on it...and the Traction Booster still works, too...!! Worth every bit of the $285- $300.....!! Works perfect...and easy to snap on and off too....no brackets or anything....!!



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Sid

08-13-2003 17:54:26




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 Re: Re: snap coupler price in reply to Ron, 08-13-2003 09:21:40  
I used a bale carrier on my Wd that was made for the snap coupler, I was going to have one built but decided to get a snap coupler three point instead and use other three point equipment. I wish I went with the snap coupler built one, it handles the bales better and does not make the front end as light as the set up I have now.My experience or opinion what ever you wish to call it is that the snap coupler equipment works better than any adaapter I have seen or tried and I wish I had listened to some of the older men around her who told me to forget the three point idea with my WD.

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scott

08-13-2003 18:58:36




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 Re: Re: Re: snap coupler price in reply to Sid , 08-13-2003 17:54:26  
sid i would love to have a picture of that bale carrier and also how heavy were the bales??? thanks scott [email protected]



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sid

08-12-2003 18:14:44




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 Re: snap coupler price in reply to Joe, 08-12-2003 12:14:56  
Here are some of the prices I have seen Plow I paid $75 for mine I paid $100 for a shop built blade have seen factory blades go for $150 at auctions, corn planter $15 at auction. I saw real good homemade bale carrier sell for $250.



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Aaron

08-12-2003 17:14:04




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 Re: snap coupler price in reply to Joe, 08-12-2003 12:14:56  
Disc, $500
Blade, $500
Plow, 3-14, $100-$150
Others are more rare, but are somewhere between 1 and $500
Aaron



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