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Case SC worth saving?

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Hazyhillfarms

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I have the opportunity to buy a complete SC, non-runner for $300, junk tires. I'm trying to decide if it's even worth it anymore when a decent runner can be had for $800-$1000. Would you waste your time with it when running SC's can be had for so little?
 
Depending on the year of it, parts are really important. Later one w/live pto and eagle hitch, very definitely, the earlier years are very common and probably not worth dragging home.
 
If it's nearby it might be worth while buying it. There is a guy just up the road from me that has one in the same condition. I would buy it if I could get it for $300, but the owner thinks it's worth much more than that.
 
Depends on condition and completeness. If the sheet metal is straight you could easily get your money back from it. My uncle bought a nonrunner for parts (mostly sheet metal) and gave the rest to me. I was able to find some used tires and now have it running and driving with not too much into it. Also depends what you want it for and how much its worth to you. I assume you would be working on it yourself otherwise definatly not worth it.

Whatever you decide goodluck!
 
Most any tractor is worth saving even if only for parts just to keep it from going for scrap
 
It's not one of those, I looked at that first. It's a "generic", mid run production SC, I'm going to take another look at it, what intrigued me the most were the nice fenders. Mine are all rusted out and it would be nice to have a decent pair.
 
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