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Jim Davis

04-23-2005 13:35:35

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My father-in-law recently passed away. Over the years, he purchased many tractors and neve sold any of them. Can anyone give me any idea of the values of the following?

AC WD45 gas with wide front and dual rear wheels (not running)
AC D17 gas with narrow front (not running)
AC D10 with belly mower (runs)
AC D19 diesel with wide front (runs)

Have many more tractors...international 240 (need carb work) & 424 (need carb work), 140 (2 running), Super A (runs), Farmall 230 (runs), M Farmall, C Farmall (in good shape), A Farmall (runs), Long 9500 (2 running, Leyland (runs), Intl Cub w/belly mower, D4 Cat doser with gas pony motor (runs), Universal 4 wheel drive w/cab (runs) & several others

Any help putting a valus on these things would be apprecialted. Those that do not run are in pretty rough shape after having sat outside for many years (exhaust has been covered however)

Thanks,
Jim

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gene (Missouri)

04-23-2005 21:41:41

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Re: AC Tractors in reply to Jim Davis, 04-23-2005 13:35:35

With that much machinery. Suggest getting one or more of the auctioneers in your area to look over the equipment and provide you with a written estimate. May cost you a few hundred for the estimate.

Prices and values of equipment vary greatly from one local to another. Condition makes a big difference in price. Here in central Missouri, at auction, a running tractor will bring hundreds of dollars more than one a dead battery.

Gene

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JMS/MN

04-23-2005 15:45:29

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Re: AC Tractors in reply to Jim Davis, 04-23-2005 13:35:35

Went to a couple of sales in recent months, looking for a D2/4. Sept. sale- 1945 D2, hand start pony motor, factory 8 foot blade, undercarriage was: pins turned, rails 50 percent. Sold for $3000. March sale, somewhat older D4, pony motor bad, pins not turned yet, blade was homemade? junky thing. Price $2100. Check on IBDozing board or ACMOC boards for other prices.

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Hurst

04-23-2005 14:17:39

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Re: AC Tractors in reply to Jim Davis, 04-23-2005 13:35:35

The d19 diesel will bring around 4-5000 if it runs and is in working condition. Where are you located? Are you near central Ky? Thanks

Hurst

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Hurst

04-24-2005 17:30:03

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Re: AC Tractors in reply to Hurst, 04-23-2005 14:17:39

That price is actually a little on the high side for just a "working" tractor. I went into the archieves and looked over a few articles. The price I gave is for one that is in really good shape (not just restored, but in nice condition). A working d19, that shows its age would probably go for anywhere from 2500-3500. But it really all depends on how much a person wants the tractor and are willing to pay and how much you are willing to sell it for. Good luck and let me know if you are intrested in selling this tractor, I would like to come and look at it to see what kind of condition its in. I would like to find a nice d19 diesel. Good luck

Hurst

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