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Gatz

02-02-2007 10:41:24

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I am posting [mediumric57] Ricks message from 2-01-07.....in part;

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I am looking at an allis tractor and..... would like to know what it might be worth so I know if they are asking too much or not. Tractor runs great but about all I know about it. I also have a few pics of it if that would help any. <

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CraiginMO

02-04-2007 13:23:44

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to Gatz, 02-02-2007 10:41:24

I think that "dej(JED)" nailed it when he said: "If it runs well it is worth between $800 and $1000"..... I paid 600 for mine with new rear tires and ran great. Added the loader for another 250 and wide front for another 150. Wouldn't sell it now for less that $2500. Hope this helps

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BDT in Minnesota

02-02-2007 19:42:04

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to Gatz, 02-02-2007 10:41:24

You could ask it they still have the original drawbar and the loader that was on the tractor..If it is still around, good chance they would let it go with the tractor...That front axel assembly is now welded solid, and is no longer adjustable..if that would make a difference to you.If needed, the gussets could be cut back off..There is nothing to be said badly against the model WD Allis, they are a dependable machine...the 3 point conversion is a big plus, along with the live pto, which is standard equipment on the WD..

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Mark/Ks

02-02-2007 19:32:51

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to Gatz, 02-02-2007 10:41:24

Loods like the front end has had reinforcement.. It looks to me like there is a brace running from cross member down and attached to each spindle.

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JMS/MN

02-02-2007 14:11:58

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to Gatz, 02-02-2007 10:41:24

I'm curious about the curve in the wide front end. Looks like a 3 bolt plate in front, but why the curve? For salvage, a factory wide front is $400. Otherwise, everyone else is on board regarding price, without knowing more about condition.

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John (MO)

02-03-2007 04:19:38

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to JMS/MN, 02-02-2007 14:11:58

The way the front end has been welded on, I don`t think you can really add any value for it. It might work ok, but isn`t going to go on a restored tractor.

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Gatz

02-02-2007 17:29:23

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to JMS/MN, 02-02-2007 14:11:58

The curve appears to be the result of gussets added to each side from under the formed channel to the spindles

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John (MO)

02-02-2007 13:17:17

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to Gatz, 02-02-2007 10:41:24

If it runs good, as you say, and if the transmission is good and it does not jump out of gear. It would bring around $800 in my area. Maybe a little less if the tires or the rims are not as good as they look in the pictures. For $1500 you can buy WD45s with out nearly as much rust. On a very good day, at a well attended auction you might get $1000 if she checks out great and the 3 point adapter is included.

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dej(JED)

02-02-2007 12:42:14

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to Gatz, 02-02-2007 10:41:24

Be sure to check the oil after it has run for a while. If you see an gray or milky looking oil, don't buy it. They are known for having cracked blocks between the cylinders. If it runs well it is worth between $800 and $1000. It is a rough looking old tractor, but might have potential if it runs well. If the brush hog goes with it you will have to check it out too. If the hog is good it is worth between $300 and $500.

My $.20 worth..... .

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MikeRW

02-02-2007 12:13:52

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Re: repost for WD tractor worth in reply to Gatz, 02-02-2007 10:41:24

From the looks of the straight stick shifter, that would verify it a WD. I like wide front. Looks like it has a snap coupler drawbar with fairly good rubber. Has 3 point hitch adapter. Clutch pedal looks funky,lots of use? Sheet metal appears to have surface rust but looks fair. I'd start out low and work my way up to about the $1500 point. Guess it all depends on the local market and demand. Wires look funky, Does it have a magneto? What's the brightt scuffing on the front of the steering box. Good luck.

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